Update to ref 1f6ead4

mathiasbynens/dotfiles@1f6ead4

.osx

@@ -365,7 +365,7 @@ defaults write com.apple.dock show-process-indicators -bool true
 # Wipe all (default) app icons from the Dock
 # This is only really useful when setting up a new Mac, or if you don’t use
 # the Dock to launch apps.
-#defaults write com.apple.dock persistent-apps -array ""
+#defaults write com.apple.dock persistent-apps -array
 
 # Don’t animate opening applications from the Dock
 defaults write com.apple.dock launchanim -bool false
@@ -564,14 +564,51 @@ sudo mdutil -E / > /dev/null
 defaults write com.apple.terminal StringEncodings -array 4
 
 # Use a modified version of the Solarized Dark theme by default in Terminal.app
-TERM_PROFILE='Solarized Dark xterm-256color';
-CURRENT_PROFILE="$(defaults read com.apple.terminal 'Default Window Settings')";
-if [ "${CURRENT_PROFILE}" != "${TERM_PROFILE}" ]; then
-	open "${HOME}/init/${TERM_PROFILE}.terminal";
-	sleep 1; # Wait a bit to make sure the theme is loaded
-	defaults write com.apple.terminal 'Default Window Settings' -string "${TERM_PROFILE}";
-	defaults write com.apple.terminal 'Startup Window Settings' -string "${TERM_PROFILE}";
-fi;
+osascript <<EOD
+
+tell application "Terminal"
+
+	local allOpenedWindows
+	local initialOpenedWindows
+	local windowID
+	set themeName to "Solarized Dark xterm-256color"
+
+	(* Store the IDs of all the open terminal windows. *)
+	set initialOpenedWindows to id of every window
+
+	(* Open the custom theme so that it gets added to the list
+		of available terminal themes (note: this will open two
+		additional terminal windows). *)
+	do shell script "open '$HOME/init/" & themeName & ".terminal'"
+
+	(* Wait a little bit to ensure that the custom theme is added. *)
+	delay 1
+
+	(* Set the custom theme as the default terminal theme. *)
+	set default settings to settings set themeName
+
+	(* Get the IDs of all the currently opened terminal windows. *)
+	set allOpenedWindows to id of every window
+
+	repeat with windowID in allOpenedWindows
+
+		(* Close the additional windows that were opened in order
+			to add the custom theme to the list of terminal themes. *)
+		if initialOpenedWindows does not contain windowID then
+			close (every window whose id is windowID)
+
+		(* Change the theme for the initial opened terminal windows
+			to remove the need to close them in order for the custom
+			theme to be applied. *)
+		else
+			set current settings of tabs of (every window whose id is windowID) to settings set themeName
+		end if
+
+	end repeat
+
+end tell
+
+EOD
 
 # Enable “focus follows mouse” for Terminal.app and all X11 apps
 # i.e. hover over a window and start typing in it without clicking first