Am 25.04.2006 um 21:46 schrieb Joseph J. Strout:
(Your app could open an app with a type of XXXX, *or* with no type
and one of your defined extensions, but not an app with the right
extension and a type of TEXT.)
May I guess that is a theoretical explanation which you didn't prove
in code? A case of how it should be?
My experience is this, again, the opposite:
If you want to display only files with a specific extension, which
may have a MacType or may not, in an OpenDialog, you have
possibilities: First, use the MBS plugin. Second, create a filetype
with the correct extension but with a dummy MacType.
In this case only files with the extension like for example .xml or.
html are displayed, even if they have a MacType like TEXT.
There is only risk: that your dummy value is used as MacType by
someone, like XXXX (that is in the Apple reserved space) could be
used by Apple for the next great thing.
Hans-Georg
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