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Click on the "OK" notification and reveal the file in Finder? #10
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actually, it just occurred to me that, even if I manage to use pyobjc to customise the notification, since this is running from inside Python, the app would still continue to block waiting for the user to click on the notification that triggers the callback, am I right? |
What OK button do you mean? Or do you mean you like to add that notification popup? |
For some reason I don’t get the notifications. I added some code inside the wrapper that should allow click to reveal the file. I can’t test this right now. |
strange. maybe that's controlled in the general macOS settings under Notification Center? |
Notifications are often not delivered when in some focus mode (what used to be “do not disturb” mode). |
Checked that. And check the notifications settings in System preferences. |
I have some code to reveal the font that the fontmake command just built in the Finder:
https://github.com/anthrotype/FontMakeExportPlugin/pull/1/files
@schriftgestalt Do you know if there is a way to trigger this only when the user actually clicks on the "OK" notification that you show when fontmake completed without errors?
I could not find a way to do that.
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