问题
I'm trying to configure Emacs as my preferred application when the user clicks on a mailto: link.
Emacs has facilities for this:
emacs 23 on OS X: mailto links & calling compose-mail?
http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/MailtoHandler
and I'll do it by creating a shell script that then calls emacsclient ("emacs-mailto-handler" in the previous link).
Unfortunately, when I go to Firefox, Preferences, Applications, it doesn't recognize shell scripts. Instead it wants an OS X application bundle (at least that's what I surmise).
I thus could perhaps figure out how to turn a shell script into an application bundle or figure out how to arm-wrestle Firefox into recognizing a shell script. Help? Or should I be thinking about this the other way?
回答1:
Use the OS X Automator App to run the shell script, and save the Automator Project as an App Bundle.
You can use that App Bundle as you would any other Application.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4170224/os-x-how-to-make-command-line-script-appear-as-helper-application-to-handle-mai