On Dec 25, 2005, at 7:38 AM, Lennox Jacob wrote:
f=GetOpenFolderItem("text")
displays open file-dialog and all goes well, but I don't want the
open-file dialog to be displayed, I want the file be opened directly.
Lennox,
To handle the case where the user double clicks a file owned by the
application or drags one of those files onto the application icon you
need to put your code in the "OpenDocument" event handler of the
application class. If you look at that event you will see that it
starts with:
Sub OpenDocument(Item As FolderItem)
A folderitem is already created for the file that you double clicked
on. At this point you place the code to open the file or call a
method that has the code to open the file. Typically it would open
the file, instantiate the proper startup window etc. Note that if you
select more than one file and then double click this OpenDocument
event handler will be invoked multiple times, once for each selected
file.
=== A Mac addict in Tennessee ===
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