On May 28, 2006, at 3:52 PM, Craig Hoyt wrote:
I have two issues regarding packages or bundles. When crawling a
volumes directory the <.Directory=True> reports a package or bundle as
a folder (and rightly so). How can I identify all forms of packages
and bundles so I can skip over examining their contents and just
accept the item as a file as the Finder does?
Most bundles have the file MyBundle.extension/Contents/Info.plist, but
this doesn't appear to always be the case (GarageBand projects don't
have it), so I'm not sure.
On the flip side... how does one create such a package or bundle? Is
it just create a folder and set some attributes to it?
Create the folder, give it an extension, and give it the following
subdirectory structure:
MyBundle.extension
- Contents
- Info.plist
- other stuff goes here
Fill in Info.plist appropriately. Look around your machine or google
for examples.
That *should* do it.
Asher
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Mike Woodworth <mike at divergentmedia dot com> wrote:
but christian left a comment he had recreated the problem via declares as
well. my question is, is it really that dire?
The workaround I know is: Make an helper application for just the
overlay window.
And of course blame RS.
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W.r.t. VB to RB conversion, some legacy code has turned up a puzzle.
The puzzle is: How should the bang operator (!) be translated to RB?
Looking at undocumented code in a database context, it looks as if
!x is equivalent to ("x") and ![x y] is equivalent to ("x y"), but one
also finds code such as
With XXX
!NameID = txtFields(2).text
. . .
End with
and code such as
frmTemp!cmdOK.Top = . . .
frmTemp!linD(2).X = . . .
where it appears that the symbol ! can be replaced by the period.
MS VB5 manuals are strangely silent (as if the bang operator does
not exist), yet the VB5 compiler accepts the ! notation and produces
usable code. The VB5 Help facility is also silent on the subject,
although it accepts the ! as an query input.
So, is there advice as to conversion of this phantom?
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