This information is not hard to retrieve for MacOS. You call
PBHGetVolParmsSync. You test the extended attributes field of the
GetVolParmsInfoBuffer struct passed. The volume is ejectable when
bit 0 is set. The Volumes section of chapter 4 of my declares book
has an example that calls PBHGetVolParmsSync.
Charles Yeomans
On May 23, 2006, at 1:37 PM, Craig Hoyt wrote:
Thanks Emile and Kurt,
I actually did do a search in the archives. Here's what I found.
There was a stellar example provided by Dave but his solution
required a plug-in to pass RB volume #'s (untested!). I need to
keep this plug-in free. Charles also made a cryptic comment stating
that one should use: Volume(Index).ShellPath as a method. I found
nothing in the RB Docs to support this. Please point me in the
direction if I have missed something. It seems that RB's Volume
class is missing quite a few properties that would make it
completely usable.
Craig
Another possible way is to make a search of the one already sent
to this
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