Re: Display Keys-Values in Spotligh
Re: Display Keys-Values in Spotligh
- Subject: Re: Display Keys-Values in Spotligh
- From: Vince DeMarco <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 13 May 2005 13:31:44 -0700
do an mdls on your file whats the output??
Vince
On May 13, 2005, at 3:38 AM, Lorenzo wrote:
Even if Spotlight can find my files searching within all of the keys,
I cannot yet visualize those keys-values pairs in the Spotlight
info panel.
I have made the following. Please what did I forget to do?
In the schema.xml file I wrote
--------------------------------
<attributes>
<attribute name="com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_objNames"
multivalued="true"
type="CFString"/>
<attribute name="com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_myString"
multivalued="false"
type="CFString"/>
</attributes>
<allattrs>
kMDItemDurationSeconds com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_objNames
com_mydomain_myApp_ext_myString
</allattrs>
<displayattrs>
kMDItemDurationSeconds com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_objNames
com_mydomain_myApp_ext_myString
</displayattrs>
In the schema.strings I wrote
--------------------------------
"com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_objNames" = "Object names";
"com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_objNames.Description" = "The names of the
objects";
"com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_myString" = "Object names";
"com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_myString.Description" = "A custom string";
"kMDItemDurationSeconds" = "Duration";
The mdimport -X command returns:
--------------------------------
Attributes = {
...
"com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_objNames" = {multivalued = 1; name =
"com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_objNames"; type = 7; };
"com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_myString" = {multivalued = 0; name =
"com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_myString"; type = 7; };
...
"com.mydomain.myApp.myExt" = {
allattrs = (
kMDItemDurationSeconds,
"com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_objNames",
"com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_myString",
);
displayattrs = (
kMDItemDurationSeconds,
"com_mydomain_myApp_myExt_objNames",
"com_kinemac_kinemac_kmc_text2D",
);
name = "com.mydomain.myApp.myExt";
};
--------------------------------
I checked my schema.xml file with mdcheckschema
command and it returns "succesfully parsed".
I put my application in the /Applications folder,
I re-logged-in, I re-booted, I created new files with my application.
Spotlight can quite find my files searching within all of the keys,
but when
I click on the "i" icon to see information about my file I cannot
see those
keys-values-pairs. Why?
Best Regards
--
Lorenzo
email: email@hidden
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