file-association

问题 I have created a script in python and saved it as .pyw file so that I don't need console to execute the script. I am wondering how to stop the execution once it is running. What I am doing right now is opening the IDLE and closing it and it seems to work. I am sure there is a better way of doing this. Can somebody advise me about this? 回答1: As it says in the docs The Python installer automatically associates .py files with python.exe so that a double-click on a Python file will run it as a

问题 I have created a script in python and saved it as .pyw file so that I don't need console to execute the script. I am wondering how to stop the execution once it is running. What I am doing right now is opening the IDLE and closing it and it seems to work. I am sure there is a better way of doing this. Can somebody advise me about this? 回答1: As it says in the docs The Python installer automatically associates .py files with python.exe so that a double-click on a Python file will run it as a

问题 I have the following tasks as part of my installer: [Tasks] Name: register32; Description: "Meeting Schedule Assistant (32 bit)"; \ GroupDescription: "{cm:FileAssociations}"; flags: unchecked exclusive; Name: register64; Description: "Meeting Schedule Assistant (64 bit)"; \ GroupDescription: "{cm:FileAssociations}"; Check: IsWin64; Flags: exclusive; By design, Inno Setup has UsePreviousTasks set to Yes . However, my software installs both bit editions and the user may subsequently override

问题 I have the following tasks as part of my installer: [Tasks] Name: register32; Description: "Meeting Schedule Assistant (32 bit)"; \ GroupDescription: "{cm:FileAssociations}"; flags: unchecked exclusive; Name: register64; Description: "Meeting Schedule Assistant (64 bit)"; \ GroupDescription: "{cm:FileAssociations}"; Check: IsWin64; Flags: exclusive; By design, Inno Setup has UsePreviousTasks set to Yes . However, my software installs both bit editions and the user may subsequently override

问题 This issue has only raised itself now that I am registering my file types: ; Register File Types 32 bit Root: HKCR; SubKey: ".mwb"; ValueType: string; ValueData: "MeetingScheduleAssistant.MeetingWorkBook"; Flags: uninsdeletekey Root: HKCR; SubKey: "MeetingScheduleAssistant.MeetingWorkBook"; ValueType: string; ValueData: "Meeting Workbook"; Flags: uninsdeletekey Root: HKCR; SubKey: "MeetingScheduleAssistant.MeetingWorkBook\Shell\Open\Command"; ValueType: string; ValueData: """{app}

问题 This issue has only raised itself now that I am registering my file types: ; Register File Types 32 bit Root: HKCR; SubKey: ".mwb"; ValueType: string; ValueData: "MeetingScheduleAssistant.MeetingWorkBook"; Flags: uninsdeletekey Root: HKCR; SubKey: "MeetingScheduleAssistant.MeetingWorkBook"; ValueType: string; ValueData: "Meeting Workbook"; Flags: uninsdeletekey Root: HKCR; SubKey: "MeetingScheduleAssistant.MeetingWorkBook\Shell\Open\Command"; ValueType: string; ValueData: """{app}

问题 I have developed a Mac application using Qt 5.3.2. This application handles files with specific extension (lets say .xyz ). I have created an icon file named XYZ.icns and added it to my app bundle Resource folder ( MyApp.app/Contents/Resources/XYZ.icns ). I have also modified the bundle's Info.plist file in order to set the file association. I have added this entry: <key>CFBundleDocumentTypes</key> <array> <!-- Registered file accociation --> <dict> <key>CFBundleTypeRole</key> <string>Editor<

问题 Time was when you set file associations in: HEY_CLASSES_ROOT\<.ext> However, that seems to be possible, but an incomplete solution anymore. There are additional associations throughout the registry. For example: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\KindMap HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Extensions And all of the above, but by HKEY_USERS\ And Microsoft added their Set Default Associations control panel applet, which

问题 I have created an application and associated on registry a file extension on Windows 10, so when you double click a file associated with my extension, it opens my app with the file as parameter. Now, I want the files associated to my application to behave in Windows 10 just like images - I mean, having a thumbnail preview, so when the user selects "large icons", he would be able to see a preview of the file. I wonder how can I do it. What kind of metadata my file should have so Windows would

问题 I need to get the name of the program currently associated with a file extension for the current user. If you right-click on a file and select properties, then what I need is the program name that is to the right of the "Opens with" line. e.g. For ".xls", I want to be able to get the answer "Microsoft Office Excel", or whatever program the user has as their default program to open .xls files. I have determined it's not as easy as just going into HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT and picking it out, since it