Re: NSFileManager vs Non-Packaged application: 0 - 1
Re: NSFileManager vs Non-Packaged application: 0 - 1
- Subject: Re: NSFileManager vs Non-Packaged application: 0 - 1
- From: Stephane Sudre <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 7 Mar 2005 13:31:01 +0100
On 7 mars 05, at 13:19, Bob Ippolito wrote:
Not all executable files are Mach-O or CFM. It could be a shell
script, or a fat Mach-O file (which is 0xcafebabe, IIRC).
The documentation is correct, so is the implementation. The
**underlying operating system** does NOT execute CFM files. They're
treated more like documents that are handled by LaunchCFMApp. If
there is a function to see if the given path is an "application", it
would be in LaunchServices.
OK, so the NSFileManager isExecutableFileAtPath: is really just a
wrapper around lstat and check for "x" flags...
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