No Such File or Directory

[picree]

The widget is throwing this error:

/Volumes/Macintosh : No such file or directory

My Hard Drive is called "Macintosh SSD". It appears like /Volumes/Macintosh is hard-coded somewhere. Any way to modify?

[felixhageloh]

It's not hardcoded, but I think I know what the issue might be. If you go to the widget and open the index.coffee file and search for the line (141)

command: "#{process.argv[0]} weather.widget/get-weather \

If you replace that by

command: "'#{process.argv[0]}' weather.widget/get-weather \

i.e. add quotes around #{process.argv[0]}, does that fix the issue?

[picree]

Sorry- no. That results in a notification error of

Unexpected \

Curt

But it did clear the path error on the desktop…fwiw

On Jul 14, 2015, at 3:22 AM, Felix [email protected] wrote:

It's not hardcoded, but I think I know what the issue might be. If you go to the widget and open the index.coffee file and search for the line (141)

command: "#{process.argv[0]} weather.widget/get-weather
If you replace that by

command: "'#{process.argv[0]}' weather.widget/get-weather
i.e. add quotes around #{process.argv[0]}, does that fix the issue?

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[picree]

Found this in the Web Inspector:

/Users/curtcaveney/Library/Application Support/Übersicht/widgets/weather.widget/index.coffee:142:29: error: unexpected
"#{options.city}"
^

On Jul 14, 2015, at 3:22 AM, Felix [email protected] wrote:

It's not hardcoded, but I think I know what the issue might be. If you go to the widget and open the index.coffee file and search for the line (141)

command: "#{process.argv[0]} weather.widget/get-weather
If you replace that by

command: "'#{process.argv[0]}' weather.widget/get-weather
i.e. add quotes around #{process.argv[0]}, does that fix the issue?

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[felixhageloh]

hmm, make sure they are single quotes, just like in the example (you can also just copy paste the example)

[picree]

It was indeed single quotes. I checked several times to ensure it was right.

Maybe it has something to do with the way I am editing, and copying the folder. I tried starting all over by unzipping a fresh folder. Then, without editing the coffee file or anything I copied that folder to Ubersicht and…it worked! It even detected my location correctly.

Previously I have been trying to change some default settings in coffee but the widget then fails. What is the correct way to copy/move/edit? I have been unzipping the file in my Downloads, editing coffee with TextEdit then copying the folder to widgets. For editing I have been using TextEdit. Even if I do something very simply like trying to change C to F the widget fails. I have edited in my Downloads folder…fail. I have edited in the widgets folder…fail.

????

Curt

On Jul 15, 2015, at 3:00 AM, Felix [email protected] wrote:

hmm, make sure they are single quotes, just like in the example (you can also just copy paste the example)

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[picree]

Felix-I tried editing the coffee file with Xcode and that worked fine. It must be that the file can not be edited with TextEdit.

On Jul 15, 2015, at 3:00 AM, Felix [email protected] wrote:

hmm, make sure they are single quotes, just like in the example (you can also just copy paste the example)

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