On Mar 22, 2009, at 6:29 PM, Pierce Freeman wrote:
But the odd thing is, if I set the path to a
file that I know doesn't exist (ex.
/Applications/
soidaoidaiodsaoidiasoadsoidoiaadiosoaidiodaoidasoidaoidasoiado
iasdoidaoidadasoidiaosasidoosdiaiodsiodsa.app) it will still return
some
weird page icon.
Come to think of it, it's strange that you get an icon for a non-
existent file, but if it *does* exist, I'd always expect some sort of
icon. I've never run into this situation personally. Which specific
method are you using? There are:
– iconForFile:
– iconForFileType:
– iconForFiles:
Just curious.
In your case, though, if you're going after applications, you'd
presumably already have a list of app bundle paths, so it shouldn't be
a problem, right?
--
I.S.
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