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CMM CFPlugin, newer, simpler sample?
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CMM CFPlugin, newer, simpler sample?


  • Subject: CMM CFPlugin, newer, simpler sample?
  • From: Christopher Kempke <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 18 Sep 2005 22:10:08 -0700

I want to create a simple context menu for files in the Finder. I'm pretty sure that what I want to make is a "Contextual Menu" plugin, and I downloaded the SampleCMPlugin sample.

The main file is 772 lines long, written for some 2001-era version of Codewarrior, and apparently commented for someone who already knows what they're doing. It's full of CFM-Mach-O glue code, comments about Codewarrior's headers being out of date, and other miscellany that I don't think apply any more. I don't know much about CFPlugins, and the CMM stuff is very, very sparsely documented, or else my searches haven't been right. One of the files I looked at had what are clearly Win32 types scattered throughout (HRESULT, DWORD, etc), but claimed it was Carbon. I believe that time has marched on and left this behind :-)

Is there a better, perhaps far more modern example of this code around? Perhaps just an XCode-based sample plugin that adds a simple "beep" function to text files or somesuch?

For the record, I'm struggling with the setup of the plugin, the COM- like stuff and info.plist mechanations. Once I get down to actually implementing the three CMM functions (ExamineContext/HandleSelection/ PostMenuCleanup), I'll be fine. I just can't figure out what I need to do to create this dohickie and get the functions identified and called by the system (preferably from Carbon C++).

--Chris

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