Could we make Macfusion the default app to open .macfusion configuration files

[anonymous]

Macfusion could act as the default app for opening .macfusion configuration files.

When .macfusion file would be opened, the Macfusion might mount the referred filesystem.

This would allow putting mounts (or their aliases) in a folder and dropping the folder on the Dock. Similary it is possible to make an alias of a network share and automagically mount it from the Dock.

[mgorbach]

In mf2, .macfusion files exist in the ~/Library/Application Support/Macfusion/Filesystems. Currently, mf2 is set up such that when you click on such a file, it will open up in edit mode in macfusion. This was done so that the menuling UI can do an "open file" on the .macfusion to have the main UI pull up an edit screen. We can only do one thing when opening a .macfusion file. One solution to this problem is to implement applescript support for editing.

Interesting notes on the use with the Dock. I'll try to make this happen.

[mgorbach]

Try the changes in r37. If you drag a filesystem out from the table into finder, it will create a .fusion file. This will cause the filesystem to mount, or reveal itself if it is already mounted.

[mgorbach]

Done, pending any further comments.

[anonymous]

Milestone 2.0 deleted