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Richard Frith-Macdonald 2003-04-09 13:32:16 +00:00
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@ -234,14 +234,15 @@ static NSString *GSWorkspaceNotification = @"GSWorkspaceNotification";
* <p>If no icon was available, it uses a default folder icon or a
* special icon for the root directory.
* </p>
* <p>The information about what file types an app can handle needs to be in
* the MacOS-X format in the Info-gnustep.plist/Info.plist for the app -
* see http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/macosxserver/System/Documentation/Developer/YellowBox/ReleaseNotes/InfoPlist.html.
* <p>The information about what file types an app can handle needs
* to be stored in Info-gnustep.plist in an array keyed on the name
* <em>NSTypes</em>, within which each value is a dictionary.<br />
* </p>
* <p>In the NSTypes fields, NSWorkspace uses NSIcon (the icon to use
* for the type) NSUnixExtensions (a list of file extensions
* corresponding to the type) and NSRole (what the app can do with
* documents of this type). In the AppList cache, make_services
* documents of this type <em>Editor</em>, <em>Viewer</em>,
* or <em>None</em>). In the AppList cache, make_services
* generates a dictionary, keyed by file extension, whose values are
* the dictionaries containing the NSTypes dictionaries of each
* of the apps that handle the extension. The NSWorkspace class
@ -254,7 +255,9 @@ static NSString *GSWorkspaceNotification = @"GSWorkspaceNotification";
* handled by the applications delegate). If the application is not
* running, NSWorkspace will instead attempt to launch the application
* passing the filename to open after a '-GSFilePath' flag
* in the command line arguments.
* in the command line arguments. For a GNUstep application, the
* application will recognize this and invoke the -application:openFile:
* method passing it the file name.
* </p>
* <p>This command line argument mechanism provides a way for non-gnustep
* applications to be used to open files simply by provideing a wrapper