Re: iPhoto integration?

FROM : Brian O'Brien
DATE : Sun Jul 09 17:57:08 2006

On 9-Jul-06, at 9:19 AM, Mike Abdullah wrote:

> If you mean the dock icon, then yes :)
>
> One possible problem I can think of is that you can set iPhoto to 
> leave files you add to its library where they are.  So, for some 
> users, the photo would not be copied out of its original location. 
> If however, you save it somewhere sensible to start with though, 
> this should work fine.


>

A further question.. Not really cocoa question... more like an iPhoto 
question...
Can you have an album within an album?
It seems like iPhoto database isn't as hierarchical as iTunes is... I 
wish it was or
I wish I knew how to make it so...  Maybe I need to write a better 
app for my purposes
then iPhoto.  Just a thought.


> Mike.
>
> On 8 Jul 2006, at 6:40PM, Brian O'Brien wrote:
>

>> Nice! :)
>> Thanks. :)
>> So if I understand this correctly, it would be like dragging and 
>> dropping the photo on iPhoto.
>> cool.
>>
>> On 8-Jul-06, at 11:21 AM, Mike Abdullah wrote:
>>

>>> If you only need a really simple adding behavior, you could save 
>>> the photo somewhere temporary (like your app support folder) and 
>>> then ask iPhoto to open it using NSWorkspace.  That should do the 
>>> trick.
>>>
>>> Mike.
>>>
>>> On 8 Jul 2006, at 3:27AM, Brian O'Brien wrote:
>>>

>>>> Hi I'd like to be able to add pictures to the iPhoto library 
>>>> from inside my own cocoa/ObjectiveC or a C++ application.
>>>> Anyone know how I can do this?
>>>> Thanks.
>>>> B.
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