I was wondering how I can get an "NSImage" from a file's icon (assuming
I have that file's path)...
I've read about FileWrapper's icon method ([fileWrapper icon]) which
returns exactly what I need, but I'm not really familiar with file
wrappers and from what I understand from the Class documentation, a file
wrapper actually holds the file's content in dynamic memory... does
this mean it can be a problem if I open a bunch of big files? Do I
really need to hold the file's content in memory if all I need is its icon?
Jean-Nicolas Jolivet
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