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fredagen den 29 november 2002 kl 00.02 skrev Ruslan Zasukhin:
> on 11/28/02 7:49 PM, St=E9phane Sudre at ssudre at intego .D.OT com wrote:
>
>> On mercredi, nov 27, 2002, at 23:52 Europe/Paris, Ruslan Zasukhin =20
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> Another strange thing for me.
>>>
>>> FSCreateFileUnicode() do not have Creator and Type parameters
>>> Like we have in FSpCreate()
>>>
>>> Why ?
>>
>> It does offer it via the FSCatalogInfo parameter.
>>
>>> Where and how Apple now offer us set up them ???
>>
>> You can set the FSCatalogInfo finderInfo values before calling
>> FSCreateFileUnicode.
>
> Thank you St=E9phane for answer.
>
> But as for me, Apple really going to make things harder with =20
> Creator/Type.
> And just only I have CC on list message where Lane say that Apple is =20=
> going
> kill Creator/Type parameters.
>
> I don't know if this is 100% true... :-(
Ruslan, this is the story and the reasons as I've understood it. I =20
myself LOVE the creator/filetype thing, but the world outside MacOS =20
just doesnt get it.
(1) We now can access other file systems VERY easy from OSX via SMB & =20=
NFS, and those filesystems dont have resourceforks, so we lose the =20
info, leaving OSX blind without extensions.
(2) On the net, MIME-types are everything.
(3) Apple want developers to use data-file resourceforks on our Bundled =20=
Apps, to allow apps to be freely moved on/off SMB/NFS volumes without =20=
becoming trashed.
Another thing on Valentina Datafiles. OpenBase has a Folde that =20
represent ONE database. Maybe you should think that way, represent a =20
Valentina database with a Folder named mydatabase.vdb for example, and =20=
inside have 1->x files. Just a thought. This works on Windows/OSX/Linux =20=
for them, so it should work for Valentina Also.
ON OSX you can bundle that Folder to have an icon and be clickable just =20=
like a datafile.
// Totte
>
>> Some code I'm using to add them AFTER creating files:
>>
>> int SetTypeAndCreator(FSRef * inFSRef, OSType inType, OSType =20
>> inCreator)
>> {
>> FSCatalogInfo tCatalogInfo;
>> FileInfo tFileInfo;
>> OSErr err;
>>
>>
>> =
err=3DFSGetCatalogInfo(inFSRef,kFSCatInfoFinderInfo,&tCatalogInfo,NULL,N=20=
>> UL
>> L,NULL);
>>
>> if (err!=3DnoErr)
>> {
>> memcpy(&tFileInfo,tCatalogInfo.finderInfo,16*sizeof(unsigned
>> char));
>>
>> tFileInfo.fileCreator=3DinCreator;
>> tFileInfo.fileType=3DinType;
>>
>> memcpy(tCatalogInfo.finderInfo,&tFileInfo,16*sizeof(unsigned
>> char));
>>
>>
>> err=3DFSSetCatalogInfo(inFSRef,kFSCatInfoFinderInfo,&tCatalogInfo);
>> }
>>
>> return err;
>> }
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> Best regards,
> Ruslan Zasukhin [ I feel the need...the need for speed ]
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fredagen den 29 november 2002 kl 00.02 skrev Ruslan Zasukhin:
<excerpt>on 11/28/02 7:49 PM, St=E9phane Sudre at ssudre at intego .D.OT com
wrote:
<excerpt>On mercredi, nov 27, 2002, at 23:52 Europe/Paris, Ruslan
Zasukhin wrote:
<excerpt>Hi All,
Another strange thing for me.
FSCreateFileUnicode() do not have Creator and Type parameters
Like we have in FSpCreate()
Why ?
</excerpt>
It does offer it via the FSCatalogInfo parameter.
<excerpt>Where and how Apple now offer us set up them ???
</excerpt>
You can set the FSCatalogInfo finderInfo values before calling
FSCreateFileUnicode.
</excerpt>
Thank you St=E9phane for answer.
But as for me, Apple really going to make things harder with
Creator/Type.
And just only I have CC on list message where Lane say that Apple is
going
kill Creator/Type parameters.
I don't know if this is 100% true... :-(
</excerpt>
Ruslan, this is the story and the reasons as I've understood it. I
myself LOVE the creator/filetype thing, but the world outside MacOS
just doesnt get it.
(1) We now can access other file systems VERY easy from OSX via SMB &
NFS, and those filesystems dont have resourceforks, so we lose the
info, leaving OSX blind without extensions.
(2) On the net, MIME-types are everything.
(3) Apple want developers to use data-file resourceforks on our
Bundled Apps, to allow apps to be freely moved on/off SMB/NFS volumes
without becoming trashed.
Another thing on Valentina Datafiles. OpenBase has a Folde that
represent ONE database. Maybe you should think that way, represent a
Valentina database with a Folder named mydatabase.vdb for example, and
inside have 1->x files. Just a thought. This works on
Windows/OSX/Linux for them, so it should work for Valentina Also.
ON OSX you can bundle that Folder to have an icon and be clickable
just like a datafile.
// Totte
<excerpt>
<excerpt>Some code I'm using to add them AFTER creating files:
int SetTypeAndCreator(FSRef * inFSRef, OSType inType, OSType inCreator)
{
FSCatalogInfo tCatalogInfo;
FileInfo tFileInfo;
OSErr err;
err=3DFSGetCatalogInfo(inFSRef,kFSCatInfoFinderInfo,&tCatalogInfo,NULL,NUL=
L,NULL);
if (err!=3DnoErr)
{
memcpy(&tFileInfo,tCatalogInfo.finderInfo,16*sizeof(unsigned
char));
tFileInfo.fileCreator=3DinCreator;
tFileInfo.fileType=3DinType;
memcpy(tCatalogInfo.finderInfo,&tFileInfo,16*sizeof(unsigned
char));
err=3DFSSetCatalogInfo(inFSRef,kFSCatInfoFinderInfo,&tCatalogInfo);
}
return err;
}
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