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Re: File/bundle Question
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Re: File/bundle Question

  • Subject: Re: File/bundle Question
  • From: Douglas Davidson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 18 May 2001 10:08:16 -0700
On Thursday, May 17, 2001, at 08:15 PM, Karl Goiser wrote:

Directories in the file system can either be 'folders' or 'bundles'. For example, a .rtfd file looks like a document in the Finder, but is actually a directory - and NSFileManager treats it as such, but I want to treat it as a 'file'.


We usually say "package" to refer to something that is a directory, but is treated by the Finder as a single document; this covers things like .rtfd and .nib that aren't really in one of the bundle formats, as well as things like .app that are.

There is an NSWorkspace method, isFilePackageAtPath:, to let you figure out whether a particular directory is a package or not.

Douglas Davidson

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 >File/bundle Question (From: Karl Goiser <email@hidden>)

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