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Re: How to convert an AudioUnit in to a FSRef (or FSSpec)?
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Re: How to convert an AudioUnit in to a FSRef (or FSSpec)?


  • Subject: Re: How to convert an AudioUnit in to a FSRef (or FSSpec)?
  • From: Glenn Olander <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2003 07:12:27 -0800

I believe it is an inherent design feature of components that you can't do that.
After all, a component may not have originated with a bundle in the
file system at all, in which case such a query would be non-sensical.

In practice, it would probably work well enough to just browse the common
locations yourself with a component finder of your own design, until you
find the one you're looking for.

- Glenn

On Thursday, November 6, 2003, at 10:00 PM, Jeremy Sagan wrote:

How do I convert an AudioUnit in to a FSRef (or FSSpec)? I would like
to be able to find the location in the finder of an audiounit.
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