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Re: How determine if file is in Trash, given Path or Alias
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Re: How determine if file is in Trash, given Path or Alias


  • Subject: Re: How determine if file is in Trash, given Path or Alias
  • From: "Sean McBride" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 28 May 2009 08:57:23 -0400

Jerry Krinock (email@hidden) on 2009-05-27 1:04 AM said:

>At first I thought these FS functions were in Carbon, but the docs say
>that they are in CoreServices, so I guess this is OK for the 64-bit
>future.

It's another example of 'Carbon' being a term with many meanings.  These
APIs have their roots in Classic Mac OS, but they aren't actually in the
Carbon framework proper anymore.

Also, 64 bit is the present, not the future. :)  You can check in
Files.h to see if those API are available in 64 bit (they are).

Sean


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