FROM : Serge Meynard
DATE : Mon Apr 11 00:49:18 2005
On Apr 10, 2005, at 14:46, Lorenzo wrote:
> I would like to drag an object from my app to the Finder and create my
> own
> file with my own fileName.
> I can quite succeed when I declared the type NSTIFFPboardType in the
> pasterboard, but when I declare my own type it doesn't work. I cannot
> get
> any file in the Finder. How to do that?
>
> myTypes = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:MyPboardType, nil];
> [pboard declareTypes:myTypes owner:self];
> [pboard setData:someData forType:MyPboardType];
>
>
> Best Regards
> --
> Lorenzo
> email: <email_removed>
I'm no expert on Finder behavior, but I'm guessing that the Finder
isn't set up to arbitrarily create files from unknown pasteboard
content types. If you create a TIFF pasteboard, that's something the
Finder recognizes and it happily complies.
Serge
DATE : Mon Apr 11 00:49:18 2005
On Apr 10, 2005, at 14:46, Lorenzo wrote:
> I would like to drag an object from my app to the Finder and create my
> own
> file with my own fileName.
> I can quite succeed when I declared the type NSTIFFPboardType in the
> pasterboard, but when I declare my own type it doesn't work. I cannot
> get
> any file in the Finder. How to do that?
>
> myTypes = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:MyPboardType, nil];
> [pboard declareTypes:myTypes owner:self];
> [pboard setData:someData forType:MyPboardType];
>
>
> Best Regards
> --
> Lorenzo
> email: <email_removed>
I'm no expert on Finder behavior, but I'm guessing that the Finder
isn't set up to arbitrarily create files from unknown pasteboard
content types. If you create a TIFF pasteboard, that's something the
Finder recognizes and it happily complies.
Serge
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Lorenzo | Apr 10, 20:46 | |
| Serge Meynard | Apr 11, 00:49 | |
| The Karl Adam | Apr 11, 03:59 | |
| Lorenzo | Apr 11, 14:29 | |
| Tim Hewett | Apr 11, 17:24 | |
| Lorenzo | Apr 11, 18:43 | |
| The Karl Adam | Apr 11, 19:24 | |
| Serge Meynard | Apr 11, 19:27 |






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