Current call uses UnityEditorInternal.InternalEditorUtility.OpenFileAtLineExternal, which treats the file as a script file. Ideal behaviour is to open ink files using system default program.
AssetDatabase.OpenAsset does this, but passing in a line number doesn't work, probably because Unity parses the file as a DefaultAsset, rather than a TextAsset.
I've tinkered a bit, but I've got no solutions for this - if anybody does, I'd love to hear it.
Current call uses UnityEditorInternal.InternalEditorUtility.OpenFileAtLineExternal, which treats the file as a script file. Ideal behaviour is to open ink files using system default program.
AssetDatabase.OpenAsset does this, but passing in a line number doesn't work, probably because Unity parses the file as a DefaultAsset, rather than a TextAsset.
I've tinkered a bit, but I've got no solutions for this - if anybody does, I'd love to hear it.