Re: Volume Tracking in Cocoa without Carbon?
Re: Volume Tracking in Cocoa without Carbon?
- Subject: Re: Volume Tracking in Cocoa without Carbon?
- From: Max J Cantor <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 16 May 2001 11:15:35 -0400 (EDT)
I'm sorry for the double message, I tried to send it in mail.app, but my
server was down, so I sent it from another server, but when my server came
up, mail.app sent this one.
-Max
On Mon, 14 May 2001, Max Cantor wrote:
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A hackish way of doing this would be to simply list the
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directories in the /Volumes directory. Its not the most
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beautiful or elegant solution, and it wont give you the startup
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disk.
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>
-Max
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On Monday, May 14, 2001, at 02:48 PM, G. 'Andrew' Tapolow wrote:
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> Hello,
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> I'm looking for a method to get a list of mounted volumes (and
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> theoretically their icons). At the same time I am looking for
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> something like system even messages for disk mount and disk
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> eject. I know where these were in the Mac OS APIs and thus know
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> where I could look for them in Carbon. However, my goal is to
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> work these into a Cocoa (obj-c) only app through Project
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> Builder and have had no luck finding NSObjects or the
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> appropriate framework through header files or documentation.
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> Any pointers on this would be gladly appreciated,
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>
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> -G. "Andrew" Tapolow
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> Sr. Software Eng.
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> Apolo Productions
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