I have exactly same issue :) With my testing code, I am pretty sure that Finder
supports promised
Drag/drop, but does not support promised file copy/paste. With
NSFilenamePboardType, Finder
should be able to do copy/paste. Did you call [pboard
setPropertyList:forType:] after put data
into paste
Thanks for help. I tried that but still not work. Actually what you said is
right with DnD. In my code the promised drag works perfectly well, but this is
for file copy/paste :) What is want is that if user click 'paste' in Finder, my
app should get notice with destination directory and start fi
I want to implement a delayed file paste feature for file copy/paste. When I
first put file lists into the clipboard, the files are actually not existing
yet (in another unmapped network place). These files will only be created after
got the paste request. So my question is how to detect the pas
I searched the archives and saw quite a lot discussion about
NSFilesPromisePboardType with DnD. In my code the DnD part also works well. I
also tried to implement NSFilesPromisePboardType for copy/paste, but never
work. So my question is, after I put something into pasteboard, how can I get
not
I searched the archives and saw quite a lot discussion about
NSFilesPromisePboardType with DnD. In my code the DnD part also works well. I
also tried to implement NSFilesPromisePboardType for copy/paste, but never
work. So my question is, after I put something into pasteboard, how can I get
not
