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Re: Cocoa, a complete Mac OS X API?
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Re: Cocoa, a complete Mac OS X API?


  • Subject: Re: Cocoa, a complete Mac OS X API?
  • From: Ali Ozer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2001 18:20:34 -0700

But I got it, resource forks are a dead legacy feature soon to be removed (or not?) from Mac OS X. It makes me sad to say farewell to resource forks :''-(

Oh, no, no, I did not say that --- resource forks might very well be with us for sometime to come; we need to continue to understand resource fork files for a very very long time. However, they should not be used for new document formats.

Also note that it's fine to use Resource Manager calls in data fork only files. However, Cocoa apps are not likely to use this as much, as the archiving mechanisms in Cocoa aren't based on it. However, if you do need to use it, functions in Resources.h will work just fine.

Ali


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