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Re: FSRef and unicode

Hi Angelo,

What about:
FSGetCatalogInfoBulk to obtain the filename, followed by  a LSGetExtensionInfo to get the index in the FileName Unicode Array of where the extension starts.
Then a string comaparison between "mpeg" and your extension.

to create the the file,
FSCreaetfileUnicode.

hope that helps,
Not sure this is the best way, but it works for me.

Charles

Angelo Chen <email@hidden> wrote:
Hi,

A totaly newbie to this FSRef but needs a quick
solution:)

I have a FSRef, and I'd like to check if file name in
it has a extension mpeg$, if yes I'd like to create
another FSRef that has exactly the same name except no
$ sign, any way to do this?

Thanks,


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