Hello, all
I wrote lines of codes for Drag&Drop from an NSTableView of my program
to the FCP.
What is strange is that file extension for dragged image file is shown
on the FCP's project window, while that of dragged mov file is not.
If the same image file is dragged and dropped from the Finder, it
doesn't show the file extension.
In my code, I put the extensions for mov and image files.
The code is like :
isStillImage = [[mClipArray objectAtIndex:indexInClipsArray]
alpha_id];
if( isStillImage )
{
NSString *fileNameInStillImageFolder;
NSString *currentFileName;
NSRange rangeForFileName;
currentFileName = [[mClipArray objectAtIndex:indexInClipsArray]
longName];
while( fileNameInStillImageFolder = [dirEnum
nextObject] )
{
rangeForFileName = [fileNameInStillImageFolder
rangeOfString:currentFileName];
if( rangeForFileName.location != NSNotFound )
{
// Found it!!!!
fileName = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%...@%@/Stills/%@",
fileNamePrefix, configPath,
[fileNameInStillImageFolder lastPathComponent]];
break;
}
}
}
else
{
fileName = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%...@%@/MOV/%...@.mov",
fileNamePrefix, configPath,
[[mClipArray
objectAtIndex:indexInClipsArray] longName]];
}
if( fileName )
[fileNamesArray addObject:fileName];
I also used DragPeeker X for debugging D&D. However, it doesn't reveal
any differences.
So, how to make the extension not displayed on the FCP's project window?
Thank you.
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