The NSWorkspace idea was a great suggestion. I'm actually using my first
homegrown OSX app in my everyday work with that suggestion!!
I will continue to refine it ... I wonder though, if it is presumptuous to
guess which apps Apple will continue to provide for use from my app. And, does
OSX act
What might be useful is to not rely on the default application and use
openURL:withApplication: to make sure Disk Utility mounts the image, not
another tool the user did associate with .dmgs or .sparsebundle
On 16 Mar 2014, at 05:35, Luther Baker wrote:
> Indeed!
>
> That works perfectly ...
I might be missing something, but can't you just open the file with
[[NSWorkspace sharedWorkspace]openURL:]?
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I'm an iOS developer talking a walk on the OSX side and have a question
about programmatically mounting sparse bundles ... or really just any dmg.
My experimental project is to write a little statusbar application to mount
and unmount disk images. I've created a few of these images in my own
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