Re: Custom bundle icon

2010-07-05 Thread John Johnson
> You can't "set a UTI on something." You provide a UTI declaration in > your Info.plist, consisting of a set of attributes that define what it > means for a file to conform to a UTI, and Launch Services uses that to > match files against when it tries to determine their UTI. So, no, by > definitio

Re: Custom bundle icon

2010-07-05 Thread Kyle Sluder
On Mon, Jul 5, 2010 at 8:01 PM, John Johnson wrote: > Thanks for the info on the bundle bit. So can I set the UTI on the plugin > itself, or must I set it on the main app? I mean, I understand that setting > it on the main app will work, but will  setting it on just the plugin work as > well?

Re: Custom bundle icon

2010-07-05 Thread John Johnson
> You should do as Jean-Daniel says, but also, you should set the 'bundle > bit' of your .ftplugin files. > > The system only knows to show .ftplugin folders as flat files if it can > find your UTI somewhere. If the user has your app, then that's fine, > but if not then he'll still see a folder.

Re: Custom bundle icon

2010-07-05 Thread Sean McBride
On Fri, 2 Jul 2010 15:49:19 +0200, Jean-Daniel Dupas said: >> Just an aesthetic question. I've implemented an API for cocoa plugins >in my app, and the plugins use a custom extension, ftplugin. These >plugins show up as folders in the finder, even though I've set the app >icon to an icns file. Is

Re: Custom bundle icon

2010-07-02 Thread Jean-Daniel Dupas
Le 2 juil. 2010 à 15:39, John Johnson a écrit : > Just an aesthetic question. I've implemented an API for cocoa plugins in my > app, and the plugins use a custom extension, ftplugin. These plugins show up > as folders in the finder, even though I've set the app icon to an icns file. > Is there

Re: Custom bundle icon

2010-07-02 Thread John Johnson
If only I'd searched a little longer, but the lack of definitive keywords made it difficult... http://lists.apple.com/archives/cocoa-dev/2006/Mar/msg01533.html Now it shows up and acts as a plugin in the Finder, but it still does not use the custom icon file that I've set. On Jul 2, 2010, at 8:

Custom bundle icon

2010-07-02 Thread John Johnson
Just an aesthetic question. I've implemented an API for cocoa plugins in my app, and the plugins use a custom extension, ftplugin. These plugins show up as folders in the finder, even though I've set the app icon to an icns file. Is there something particular I have to do to have the plugin trea