This Emacs LISP script reveal-in-finder.el allows one to quickly open a directory in Finder from an Emacs buffer which has the directory opened in it in dired mode. But on my computer, I uses Path Finder instead of the standard Finder. If I run open /path/to/dir on command line, it opens the directory dir in Path Finder rather than Finder. Any idea how I can modify reveal-in-finder.el to open directories in Path Finder?
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Best Answer
An indirect solution I'm currently using is
M-!, and typeopen .in the mini-buffer, which opens the directory in the system-default application, which is Path Finder on my computer.