Private-API plugins don't *have *to have the .xml file (though it happens
more often than not), and I wouldn't count on it (supposing we're talking
amount the .xml's that define input/output port names). There are a number
that don't. Go for the GFPlugin key in the plist and you'll be safe.
On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 10:20 AM, Steve Mokris <smok...@softpixel.com> wrote:
> Tamas -
>
> > is there a way to detect a QCPlugin using the official API or the Skanky
> SDK, or in other words, where it should be placed? I found Kineme plugin
> has a GFPlugin BOOL true value in the info.plist, but don't know what does
> it mean exactly. Could this value help me?
>
> Yes, that's probably the easiest way to differentiate.
>
> Official-API Plugins:
> - Have a `QCPlugInClasses` key in `Info.plist`, listing each of
> that plugin's patches.
>
> Private-API Plugins:
> - Have a `GFPlugIn` key in `Info.plist`, set to True. ("GFPlugIn"
> refers QC's private lineage; "GF" presumably stands for "Graph Framework".)
> - Have an .xml file in the plugin bundle's Resources tree
> corresponding to each of that plugin's patches.
>
> Steve
>
>
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