Kyle S. on Twitter: "@ccgus @gte @chockenberry @mjtsai That said xScope is a Viewer and Acorn is an Editor—so please attach `lsregister -dump` output to a radar!"

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Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai Sep 24

Double-clicked a .acorn file and it opened in xScope.
Count Franken ‏@chockenberry Sep 25

@mjtsai Sierra, right? I saw the same thing – we register the file type since we can open it for the Mirror tool, but we never modify files.
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Guy English ‏@gte Sep 25

@chockenberry @mjtsai a) that's cool. b) I'm sure @ccgus will chime in but I was pretty sure the format was documented and had loading code.
Gus Mueller ‏@ccgus Sep 25

@gte @chockenberry @mjtsai huh. Acorn is set as the default editor for that type, and I doubt xScope is… so I guess it’s LS being LS.
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Kyle S. ‏@optshiftk Sep 26

@ccgus @gte @chockenberry @mjtsai xScope apparently declares itself a viewer of Acorn docs via CFBundleTypeExtensions rather than a UTI.
Kyle S. ‏@optshiftk Sep 26

@ccgus @gte @chockenberry @mjtsai xScope should provide a UTImportedTypeDeclaration for Acorn docs and declare itself a viewer of that UTI.
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