On Sep 3, 2009, at 10:14 PM, Scott Anguish wrote:
Looking inside zip/tar/tar.gz files (something OpenUp never did)
would best be accomplished by writing a QuickLook plug-in (which
probably exists.
I don’t know about any Quick Look plug-ins, but the ZipBrowser example
code both provides a skeleton of browsing zip archives and
demonstrates a number of modern Cocoa development techniques:
This example shows two versions of a single application: the
original version of the application, in ZipBrowserBefore, and the
polished version, in ZipBrowserAfter. ZipBrowser is a simple
document-based application used for perusing the contents of a zip
archive without having to unarchive it. The modifications between
ZipBrowserBefore and ZipBrowserAfter fall into six categories: 64-
bit readiness, performance and responsiveness, security,
localization and internationalization, usability, and accessibility.
Download ZipBrowser 1.1 here:
http://developer.apple.com/mac/library/samplecode/ZipBrowser/index.html
You can also search for ZipBrowser in the Snow Leopard documentation,
and download & open the project right within Xcode.
— Chris
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