On Mar 20, 2007, at 3:59 PM, Søren Neigaard wrote:
Hi again
Thanks for the info. Yes I want to select them so they get
highlighted in the finder app. I have been looking at AppleEvents,
but Im lacking a starting point. The thing is, that Im new to both C
++ and OS X programming (Im a Java coder). Why I choose C++ over
Object-C, is because I want to learn C++ and do programming on
Linux also.
It looks pretty good, and from that I think I will be able to do
what I want. Except one thing, I need a push in the right
direction. I lack a simple sample code where they make a simple C++
program that uses AppleEvents, so I can see the whole code
including includes and what not. Could any of you guys maybe give a
very small sample C++ program that cimpiles and run, just showing
the include and firing a simple AppleEvent (maybe open the finder
or something), than I can work from there. Its because Im new to C+
+ I find it hard to get started, I think. So this would really help
me a lot, or if not, then maybe write some hints to what needs to
be included in my C++ program and what to call for a simple example :)
I thought there was a more recent version, but try this:
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