Wolfgang Lux wrote:
Riccardo Mottola wrote:
Hi,
Wolfgang Lux wrote:
I think it would be a better idea to always perform
[_listener application: self openFiles: files];
in NSApplication (even if there is only one file).
In GSServicesManager you could then use this code (beware I didn' test this):
I liked your suggestion. i refined it to handle the special case of "1" file
only too. It appears to work fine, I will commit it later!
What is the point of a special case? If the delegate implements
-application:openFiles: you should call it even if only one file is supplied.
Note that a (modern) delegate might only implement -application:openFiles: but
not -application:openFile: and your special case (at least as far as I
understand) would break such programs.
Current apple documentation says nothing about using "openFiles" instead
of "openFile". Furthermore they state "Tells the delegate to open
multiple files.". Multiple for me means > 1. So, at least, it is
confusing and by reading the spec I would understand to implement both
methods and expect the latter do be called only by more files. This is
why I had implemented the special case last week, out of the
documentation. But of course only a test will do.
Riccardo
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