On 10/22/07 4:19 PM, Dirk Stegemann (Mailing-Lists) said:
>For example, I copied an .xcodeproj bundle to a system which didn't
>have the Xcode tools installed. The Finder treated the bundle as
>ordinary folder; is this intended behaviour?
That's because the 'bundle bit' is not set by Xcode when it saves. In
my experience, few applications do this, which is a shame because it's
easy and fixes the problem you describe.
I would suggest that all apps that save as packages/bundles set the
bundle bit on their documents. You can use MoreFilesX's
FSChangeFinderFlags () function like so:
FSChangeFinderFlags (&projFolderRef, true, kHasBundle);
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