FROM : John Stiles
DATE : Mon Apr 18 20:49:06 2005
I have used NDAlias with great results, but admittedly I haven't
tried too much with Classic.
If you're using normal Alias Manager calls, it's quite possible that
you've found a bug; reduce it down to sample code and file it in
Radar. I can imagine that the Apple devs probably don't do hardcore
testing against OS 9.x :)
http://homepage.mac.com/nathan_day/pages/source.html
On Apr 18, 2005, at 11:47 AM, Matt Mashyna wrote:
> I know this seems crazy but...
>
> I have and application that create "droplets". That is, small
> carbon bundled applications you drop files onto. The way it works
> is I have a template application as a resource in my Cocoa app. I
> get different behaviors from the droplets by settings in a plist in
> their bundles. The scheme works great except that when I create a
> new droplet, the alias at the root level of the bundle is empty.
> Seems like my resource forks don't survive the NSWrapper copy
> NSDocument does. The droplets work for OS X but they need the alias
> to the executable in the MacOSClassic folder to work.
>
> I tried quite a few tricks to make an alias file or copy one. When
> I do, the alias looks OK but the droplet will not launch in Classic
> or OS 9. When I do "Get Info" from the Finder the original file
> path looks good but the Memory settings are clearly not right. This
> tells me that I don't have a good alias. The cabon app that is the
> source for my template has a good alias and does launch in OS 9 and
> Classic.
>
> It seems like this should be so easy but it's not. I'm wondering if
> there could be some Finder Flags that need to be set or some other
> voodoo. Any ideas would really be appreciated.
>
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DATE : Mon Apr 18 20:49:06 2005
I have used NDAlias with great results, but admittedly I haven't
tried too much with Classic.
If you're using normal Alias Manager calls, it's quite possible that
you've found a bug; reduce it down to sample code and file it in
Radar. I can imagine that the Apple devs probably don't do hardcore
testing against OS 9.x :)
http://homepage.mac.com/nathan_day/pages/source.html
On Apr 18, 2005, at 11:47 AM, Matt Mashyna wrote:
> I know this seems crazy but...
>
> I have and application that create "droplets". That is, small
> carbon bundled applications you drop files onto. The way it works
> is I have a template application as a resource in my Cocoa app. I
> get different behaviors from the droplets by settings in a plist in
> their bundles. The scheme works great except that when I create a
> new droplet, the alias at the root level of the bundle is empty.
> Seems like my resource forks don't survive the NSWrapper copy
> NSDocument does. The droplets work for OS X but they need the alias
> to the executable in the MacOSClassic folder to work.
>
> I tried quite a few tricks to make an alias file or copy one. When
> I do, the alias looks OK but the droplet will not launch in Classic
> or OS 9. When I do "Get Info" from the Finder the original file
> path looks good but the Memory settings are clearly not right. This
> tells me that I don't have a good alias. The cabon app that is the
> source for my template has a good alias and does launch in OS 9 and
> Classic.
>
> It seems like this should be so easy but it's not. I'm wondering if
> there could be some Finder Flags that need to be set or some other
> voodoo. Any ideas would really be appreciated.
>
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