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RE: resources


  • Subject: RE: resources
  • From: Jeff Laing <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 5 Nov 2004 09:34:06 +1100

Chris said:
> It's easy to move the resource data in a resource fork to its data fork:
>
> $cp foo.rsrc/..namedfork/rsrc foo.rsrc
> $rm foo.rsrc/..namedfork/rsrc

Steve said:
> Why can't you guys just fix ResMerger so it is able to handle data fork
> AND resource fork files at the same time? Seems like the logical thing
> to do. Or we could go through and change all of our resource files in
> all of our projects to be data fork files, than add a File Mapping in
> all our projects that can deal with data fork resource files. It'd be
> easier if ResMerger just worked. ;)

and that sparked the little hacker in my head to ponder:

Does the /..namedfork/rsrc stuff work inside symbolic links?

ie, could the above be done with

$ ln -s foo.rsrc/..namedfork/rsrc thesetoo.rsrc

or is that a bit too arcane?  It seems a lot less destructive to the
original projects layout if it actually works...

(I'm asking rather than trying because I'm at my day job, on W2K)
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