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> It’s very hard for a sandboxed app to get access to the internals of Photos
> without using MLMediaLibrary, though not too difficult for non-sandboxed.
> MLMediaLibrary was added because of this need.
I was wondering whether this API (Photos Framework aka PhotoKit) would be
better suited :
> On 22 Sep 2016, at 10:45 PM, Gabriel Zachmann wrote:
>
>> I’ve run into some unreliability in MLMediaLibrary. It appears to be a bug
>> because it sometimes can be seen in places that use MLMediaLibrary within
>> general standard components, such as NSOpenPanel (this adds a media browsing
>
> I’ve run into some unreliability in MLMediaLibrary. It appears to be a bug
> because it sometimes can be seen in places that use MLMediaLibrary within
> general standard components, such as NSOpenPanel (this adds a media browsing
> section if it is set up to allow image types, for example).
> On 22 Sep 2016, at 8:59 AM, Gabriel Zachmann wrote:
>
> I am a bit at a loss about the MLMediaLibrary API.
> Maybe, I haven't quite understood it yet, maybe something else is wrong.
>
> I am writing a screen saver that accesses Photos' albums and the images
> referenced by them.
> (Code exce
I am a bit at a loss about the MLMediaLibrary API.
Maybe, I haven't quite understood it yet, maybe something else is wrong.
I am writing a screen saver that accesses Photos' albums and the images
referenced by them.
(Code excerpts follow at the end of this email.)
I create an array of the top le
