Unfortunately, that had no effect -- The binding still defaults to
mounting a .dart file as a disk image. I wonder why?
This is after I copied the .app bundle into Applications and ran
the application.
I even tried rebuilding the launchservices with lsregister, to no
avail.
Sorry, I didn't know if it would work or not. If no one has a better
idea than what you're doing now, my only other suggestion would be to
write email@hidden and ask where you can find documentation
explaining how to do what you want or sample code for it. Their
response may be helpful. If you actually ask them how to do it
they'll probably want to charge you a tech support incident. OTOH, if
you tell they what you're doing now and they don't have a better way,
they probably won't charge for an incident.
All FourCharCodes that are all lowercase (such as this file type) are
reserved by Apple, so you should have at least one upper case letter
in your file type. (Using all lowercase like this is just setting
yourself up for another potential conflict with an Apple
application.) Do the files that are opening in the wrong application
have this file type?
Larry
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