On 14/gen/07, at 15:11, Arnaud Nicolet wrote:
"LaunchServices uses the NSAppleScriptEnabled key in the same way
it would the presence of an 'aete' resource to determine whether a
Classic or single-file CFM app with plst is scriptable."
I think the above could clarify the point.
Indeed, thanks. It seems a bit redundant for me, however.
You are right. There is a lot of redundancy in many parts of Mac OS
X. However they are mostly related to the Classic/Mac OS X
transition. Instead of abandoning the old APIs/procedures they simply
left both old and new methods available and deprecated the old method
warning the developers that in future will not work anymore.
Massimo Valle
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