Re: Installing elements from application bundle
Re: Installing elements from application bundle
- Subject: Re: Installing elements from application bundle
- From: Stefan Wiesendanger <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 18 Feb 2003 14:49:46 +0100
Never did something like this, but have you had a look at NSWorkspace?
(especially performFileOperation:source:destination:files:tag:)
cheers
Stef
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Stefan Wiesendanger
Switzerland
am 18.02.2003 14:29 Uhr schrieb Fridiric BLANC unter email@hidden:
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Hi!
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While I'm answering to last messages, I've got a new riddle to submit ;) !
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I need some help to figure how I could install elements from my app bundle.
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Actually, I wish to be able, at runtime, to copy one of my resources (included
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in my app bundle) at a predefined location on the user's startup volume.
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Ex. : Imagine my app wants my user to have a special .tiff in his/her
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"~/Documents" folder; Imagine this special .tiff is included in the installed
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and then launched app.
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Is there anyone here who's tried to do such a thing? Could this kind people
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share thoughts with us ;) ? Thanks in advance,
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- Fred
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