Modified Info.plist generation to enable folder drop onto dock icon

[lordgiotto]

This commit extend the Info.plist generated with the OSX package, adding CFBundleDocumentTypes for folders.

With this hyperterm is allowed to open folders dropped on the dock icon, so modifications like #276 can handle them :)

[kirb]

👍

[kirb]

Should this also say it's capable of opening public.executable or does this already implicitly allow all files?

[lordgiotto]

It allow only folders for now, since your pull request handle only directory. Why it should be capable to open public.executable?

However, when hyperterm will be able to handle new file types, it will be enough to modify the static/Info.plist file :)

[kirb]

It supports both. Files are executed; folders are switched to.

[lordgiotto]

It supports both. Files are executed; folders are switched to.

Oh, you're right, sorry :)

However I'm facing an issue and I cannot figure out why: it accepts all files, despite Info.plist CFBundleDocumentTypes contains only folders.
I tried CFBundleTypeOSTypes fold, LSItemContentTypes public.directory, and many other combinations: whatever file type I set it accepts all file types dropped on the dock icon; if I don't set any CFBundleDocumentTypes, it doesn't accept any.

Do you have any idea why it's happening?

[lordgiotto]

Ok, I tried a lot of different configurations, nothing let me prevent any files to be dropped on the app dock icon. However I've rewritten Info.plist with a more precise file association (folders, app bundles, resolvables and unix-executables). Other files must be handled application side i guess.

[rauchg]

Awesome stuff @lordgiotto