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"Required AppleEvents"


  • Subject: "Required AppleEvents"
  • From: Jeff LaMarche <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2001 21:06:51 -0700

I remember reading somewhere about how to add basic support for what, under Classic Toolbox were called the required applevents - open, save, quit... I seem to remember having to modify or create a PLIST and then create the methods to handle them. I can't seem to find this information again. I thought it was in the Apple Dev Documentation, but it may have been a tutorial someplace (although I've already checked CocoaDevCentral)

I browsed through what I could find on Apple's dev website about AppleEvents and adding Scripting support, and I found a lot of good information on designing scripting into my model objects, on creating a new suite, about using KVE, etc. All of which is great info, but not really what I want at the moment.

All I want to know right now is just how to add support the required events - particularly the old Open Doc (was it 'ODOC' in classic??) event. I am not using the Multi-Document architecture, but still want to receive open doc events from certain image formats and process them.

Does anyone know where I could find this?

As always, thanks...
Jeff


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