Hi guys,
I've adopted a pragmatical workaround that insanely works:
ar = %x[mdfind -literal 'kMDItemDisplayName == *.pdf && kMDItemFSSize
> 100000'].split("\n")
p "found #{ar.count} pdf > 100.000 bytes"
In this way I can do something like that:
ar2d = ar.collect {|x| [Digest::MD5.hexdigest(File.read(x)), x]}
that is, perform an operation for each file found and assign the result to the
file path.
I am fully satisfied now, although this does not directly use the CoreServices
framework,
my interest is in understanding more fully how to use MD* interfaces directly
in the code MacRuby, so if someone managed to do it I'd love to hear news.
greetings,
Franco Rondini
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> Date: Tue, 1 Mar 2011 00:12:53 +0100
> From: Franco Rondini <rondi...@yahoo.it>
> To: macruby-devel@lists.macosforge.org
> Subject: Re: [MacRuby-devel] Trying to use spotlight programmatically
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> Hello ,
> The code posted by Kaelin works great for me,
> After counting the number of search results now I would like to know the path
> of files found but to do this I have big difficulty
>
> I'm trying to figure out how to make it works the
> MDQueryGetAttributeValueOfResultAtIndex or MDItemCopyAttribute to read out
> the KMDItemPath or KMDItemFSName but I was a bit confused by the "Pointer"
> returned and even I get a # Illegal instruction as you can see in the
> following code:
>
> framework "CoreServices"
> #=> true
> query = MDQueryCreate(KCFAllocatorDefault, "kMDItemDisplayName = '*.pdf'",
> [KMDItemFSName,KMDItemPath] , nil)
> #=> #<__NSCFType:0x2005d63a0>
> MDQueryExecute(query, KMDQuerySynchronous)
> #=> true
> # item = MDQueryGetResultAtIndex(query, 1);
> #=> #<Pointer:0x20052dc80>
> count = MDQueryGetResultCount(query)
> p "found #{count} documents" #=> 981
> a = MDQueryGetAttributeValueOfResultAtIndex(query, KMDItemFSName, 2)
> p a #<Pointer:0x20059aee0> ..not a NSString
> p a[0] #0
> p a[1] #4
>
> item_ref = MDQueryGetResultAtIndex(query, 1)
> p item_ref #<Pointer:0x200582460>
> p item_ref.class #Pointer ..not a MDItemRef
> path = MDItemCopyAttribute( item_ref, KMDItemPath) #Illegal instruction
> p path
>
> I've found an older post of 2009 titled: "[MacRuby-devel] spotlight -
> MDItemRef" where Laurent said: "I'm afraid the MD* APIs haven't been covered
> by BridgeSupport yet.."
> but because of i can see the MDQueryGetResultCount working I hope that there
> is a way to enumerate the results of the query to get the attributes ( path
> especially )
> I would be very happy if anyone has any idea,
> Thanks
> Franco
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