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mlRe: receiving a file on app startup
FROM : Torsten Curdt
DATE : Sun Feb 03 22:34:17 2008

On 03.02.2008, at 22:01, PGM wrote:

>> I would like a Cocoa application to accept files on startup. As an 
>> example - you can drop images onto the photoshop icon which will 
>> start the application and open the images. As this is not really 
>> drag-and-drop in the sense of what you find via Google, it would 
>> be great to get some pointers here.
>>

>
> It's actually quite simple, if your app can open the file, the app 
> will start up and open it when you drop it on your icon. Did you 
> actually try?


Of course :)

I've used the default XCode templates (document and non-document 
based). Now when I try to drag something onto that application - I 
just can't. Do I maybe just need to enable that application for the 
particular file type? An what happens if the app is not document based?

As a little test project I would like to receive the file and just 
save it to /tmp.

cheers
--
Torsten

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