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Dragging files to an app opens them before they're downloaded #5079

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cyberduck opened this issue Aug 3, 2010 · 3 comments
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Dragging files to an app opens them before they're downloaded #5079

cyberduck opened this issue Aug 3, 2010 · 3 comments

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42124e8 created the issue

Tried dragging a file from a tree in Cyberduck to a project in Aperture... the temp-file was created and then Aperture tried to open it... LONG before the download was completed.

(I'm not a developer, maybe you can't work around this delay due to OS constraints, but I thought it was worth a report.)

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@dkocher commented

Also note that remote editing will not work this way. You have to explicitly choose Edit to open a file in a external editor for editing.

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@dkocher commented

Some applications will read the file again when it has changed on the file system. Therefore for these this doesn't pose a problem. I cannot fix this without a terrible lag during the drag and drop operation that freezes the interface while the transfer is in progress due to the limitation of the drag and drop API in Cocoa.

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@dkocher commented

Replying to [comment:1 dkocher]:

Also note that remote editing will not work this way. You have to explicitly choose Edit to open a file in a external editor for editing.

As of 19832b8 remote editing is possible by dragging the file to the application icon in Dock.app.

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