Re: Cocoa & File Attributes Confusion
Re: Cocoa & File Attributes Confusion
- Subject: Re: Cocoa & File Attributes Confusion
- From: Ondra Cada <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 10 Feb 2002 23:23:30 +0100
Clark,
>
>>>>> Clark S. Cox III (CSCI) wrote at Sun, 10 Feb 2002 16:01:50 -0500:
CSCI> NSWorkspace - Part of the AppKit Framework (i.e.
can *not* be
CSCI> used in Command-Line tools). Objects of this class are used to open
CSCI> files (as if they were double-clicked in the finder, or dragged to a
CSCI> specific application), launch other applications, get icons
CSCI> representing files, and deal with mounted volumes.
(i) AppKit _can_ be used in CLI tools;
(ii) NSWorkspace offers (or at the very least offered in OpenStep, I haven't
checked whether Apple crippled it or not) a number of services for file
management too: copying, moving, compressing, encryption (if supported).
As for the difference betwixt those NSWorkspace file management methods and
those NSFileManager ones, well: the former use the standard file management
application, the later system services directly.
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