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Re: "deviceTypeForPath:"

Subject: Re: "deviceTypeForPath:"
From: email@hidden
Date: Fri, 28 Dec 2007 08:31:33 -0500

I'm not aware of a Cocoa API, but it sounds like the DiskArbitration framework is what you need. Specifically, a disk's description should include all the information you are looking for. DiskArbitration uses CoreFoundation objects so the syntax and semantics should be familiar, and some of the data types are toll-free bridged with their Cocoa counterparts. Leopard includes framework documentation in Xcode's documentation, but if you are on Tiger the header files in the framework and well-documented in HeaderDoc format.

Aaron

On Dec 27, 2007, at 6:11 PM, Dominik Pich wrote:

Hi, I watch for the NSWorkspaceDidMount and Unmount notifications to see which devices there are. All working good.

Except now I want to find out WHAT gets mounted... e.g. a CD, a DMG, a Network drive, an external HD.

I do get pretty icons from NSWorkspace already :) So.. is there a nice cocoa way..... kinda like a: "deviceTypeForPath:"?

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