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Re: Filtering files in NSOpenPanel that NSAppleScript can run
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Re: Filtering files in NSOpenPanel that NSAppleScript can run


  • Subject: Re: Filtering files in NSOpenPanel that NSAppleScript can run
  • From: "Adam R. Maxwell" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 17 Nov 2006 07:52:51 -0800


On Nov 17, 2006, at 07:31, Sean McBride wrote:

On 2006-11-16 20:55, Adam R. Maxwell said:

There appear to be no UTIs for AppleScript.  The only thing I can
think
of is to preflight each file by calling initWithContentsOfURL:error:
and
see if it fails (likely slow) or hardcoding the 5 extensions that
today's Script Editor can save (not future-proof).

It has UTIs com.apple.applescript.script and com.apple.applescript.text, according to <http://www.devworld.apple.com/ documentation/Carbon/Conceptual/understanding_utis/utilist/ chapter_4_section_1.html
. I recently discovered these while trying to do the exact same
thing.

Ah, thanks for that! Odd that "com.apple.applescript" appears nowhere in the 10.4 SDK, which I grepped before posting.

Of course, NSOpenPanel can't actually filter by UTIs. :( So what was
your final solution? Using Navigation Services? Using NSOpenPanel with
a custom filter that checks each file's UTI?

I've never used Nav Services, and since my code was actually superseded by other changes, I don't recall exactly what I did :). Elsewhere I've used


NSDictionary *dict = [(id)UTTypeCopyDeclaration((CFStringRef)aType) autorelease];
NSArray *types = [[dict objectForKey:(id)kUTTypeTagSpecificationKey] objectForKey:(id)kUTTagClassFilenameExtension];


to extract path extensions from a UTI. You might be able to use something similar? I've also created some NSWorkspace and NSString category methods for getting the UTI of a URL and comparing them. As an aside, do the UTType... functions show up for you in Xcode's search? I can only find them in the header.

Adam
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