On Wed, 2 Oct 2002, Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
>
> On Tuesday, October 1, 2002, at 07:11 pm, Enrico Sersale wrote:
>
> >
> > -getInfoForFile:application:type: seems to consider only the case in
> > which
> > the file extension is equal to "bundle" to return NSPlainFileType when
> > the type returned by NSFileManager is NSFileTypeDirectory.
> >
> > This is wrong, because, some applications as, for examples,
> > Preferences,
> > declare an extension in their NSTypes that is used for *directories*
> > that
> > have this extensions.
> >
> > This behaviour forces GWorkspace to use some ugly workarounds to not
> > show
> > the condents of those directories.
> >
>
> OK ... I've changed the method to try to get it to work as I think you
> want.
>
> First I wasted a while on MacOS 10.2 trying to figure out what MacOS
> did -
> only to discover that the method is broken in MacOS, and only ever
> seems to
> return the file extension rather than any of the file type constants.
this works only changing:
else if (*appName != nil)
{
*type = NSPlainFileType;
}
with:
else if (*appName != nil && [extension length])
{
*type = NSPlainFileType;
}
because there are around some app-wrappers that, in their
Info-gnustep.plist have something like this:
{
NSUnixExtensions = ( "" );
NSIcon = "generic-text.tiff";
}
so, all the directories are opened as plain files...
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