Hi All, Im building a little cocoa app, its mainly a quartz composer
composition + custom plugin, which I'm embedding and controlling via
QCRenderer.
I'm writing a Quartz Composer plugin which creates a few buttons and
when you click one I would like to launch a quicktime file, but I
would like
Is it possible to somehow just launch the quicklook window for a
quicktime file?
The quicklook framework is private and therefore should cannot be
reliably used in an app. There are a few site out there that give
example code that calls it though.
You could use NSWorkspace to bring
On Jun 4, 2008, at 3:48 PM, Jonathan Dann wrote:
The quicklook framework is private and therefore should cannot be
reliably used in an app. There are a few site out there that give
example code that calls it though.
Since when was this? QuickLook is not a private framework, and it is
Thanks for the replies guys. What I would like to do, may be a lot
simpler than what i may have explained. I just want my app to launch
the quicktime movie, in what looks like exactly like the finder
quicklook window - in fact if its possible to even somehow do it with
an applescript or
--- Memo Akten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to somehow just launch the quicklook
window for a
quicktime file?
The publicly available way to activate Quick Look is
to call the qlmanage command line tool. Why they
didn't make the QuickLookUI framework public is beyond
me (I spent
On Jun 4, 2008, at 4:25 PM, Memo Akten wrote:
Thanks for the replies guys. What I would like to do, may be a lot
simpler than what i may have explained. I just want my app to launch
the quicktime movie, in what looks like exactly like the finder
quicklook window - in fact if its possible
On 4 Jun 2008, at 23:18, Nick Zitzmann wrote:
On Jun 4, 2008, at 3:48 PM, Jonathan Dann wrote:
The quicklook framework is private and therefore should cannot be
reliably used in an app. There are a few site out there that give
example code that calls it though.
Since when was this?
Thanks for the tips guys, qlmanage -p seems to do the trick for now -
though I guess I won't have any control over it? or can detect when
its finished? (or can that be done with AppleScript or something)...
and now lets see if it works from within a QCPlugIn :P
Memo (Mehmet S. Akten)
Nick Zitzmann wrote:
Thanks for the replies guys. What I would like to do, may be a lot
simpler than what i may have explained. I just want my app to launch
the quicktime movie, in what looks like exactly like the finder
quicklook window - in fact if its possible to even somehow do it
with an
In fact, this is not entirely true... there is no public way to activate
Quick Look. qlmanage is for debugging purpose only.
What's public is:
1) QLThumbnailImageCreate() in QuickLook framework
2) ImageKit usage of Quick Look
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Julien
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 3:29 PM, Charles Steinman [EMAIL
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