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It's going to continue to have a folder, just not open like a folder or have an arrow next to it in Finder list view, until some app claims to handle the component file type and provide an extension. In my opinion, it's a bug in Mac OS X that still no system app does this. I made one just because I found it annoying (see DFX fake app at http://destroyfx.org/audiounits.html at the bottom).
Also: http://www.mat.ucsb.edu:8000/CoreAudio/10
Marc
On Feb 23, 2005, at 5:43 PM, Asli Binal wrote:
Hi all,
I've already read most of the replies to earlier posts about multitapau sample compiling as a folder - I've tried all the suggestions and still experiencing this issue.
Both the MultitapAU+View, and MultitapAU projects build successfully.
The version of Xcode is 1.5, CoreAudioSDK is 1.3.3...
I tried adding the GENERATE_PKGINFO_FILE to the active project settings, yet I still get a MultitapAU.component folder...
any ideas?
Thanks,
AB
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