Thanks Pablo,
You were right NSAppleScript did the trick.
NSAppleScript *folderActionScript;
folderActionScript=[[NSAppleScript alloc] initWithSource:@"tell
application \"System Events\" to attach action to
\"Internal:private:tmp:TestFolder:\" using
\"Internal:private:tmp:RGB-Finder.scpt\""];
[folderActionScript executeAndReturnError:nil];
Works great. It is a little slow on the first execution.. Guessing
that is because it has to compile the script first. Since the paths
arent static I cant really per-compile the scripts.
Thanks again for your help..
Mark
On Jun 25, 2006, at 4:56 AM, Pablo Pons Bordes wrote:
I don't know if there is any API to do this but if you are able to do
this by an apple script what you can do is execute the apple script
from the COCOA code with the "NSAppleScript" Class. I think that it
is the easy and fasted way if you know to do with apple script
good luck
Pablo Pons
El 24/06/2006, a las 19:40, Mark Butler escribió:
First I am really new to this... So I guess I am beggin for a little
slack. Maybe all I really need is pointers to the right documentation.
Is there a way to attach a "folder action" to a directory with an
objective c call... Or do I need to call an applescript to do that.
I can attach a folder action by doing an applescript like
Tell application "System Events" to attach action to myFolder using
myActionScriptFile
Mark
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