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  • Subject: FSSpec to a non-existent file
  • From: Yury Peskin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2003 14:01:47 -0500

List,
Environment: 10.2.x Cocoa application
I'm trying to implement an application that uses StuffIt SDK 6.5.1.

The API that creates an archive requires a FSSpec to a new file that does
not exist yet.
I have scoured the documentation, but there does not seem to be a way of
getting a FSSpec from path that does not exist yet.
I have tried using NSFileManager to create a file first, but stuffIt
changes the name of the file if that file already exists.
Any ideas on how to get a FSSpec to a file that does not yet exist?
Thank you,
Yury Peskin
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