opening files created by my app

Hello everybody, how do I do to have my app read it's own created data upon startup ? e.g. when double-clicking a text file, the text is loaded into the Textedit (on Mac)... I manage to link the created file to open my app, but not to read its content... So, if anybody could give me a hint...

opening files created by my app

Hello everybody, how do I do to have my app read it's own created data upon startup ? e.g. when double-clicking a text file, the text is loaded into the Textedit (on Mac)... I manage to link the created file to open my app, but not to read its content... So, if anybody could give me a

Re: opening files created by my app

Hi Christian, When you double-click on the file, an apple event is send to the app You just have to process this apple event. hereafter is some code sample: on appleEvent pClass, pID, pSender switch pClass pID case aevtodoc -- extract the path to the file to open request appleEvent

Re: opening files created by my app

--- Langers Christian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello everybody, how do I do to have my app read it's own created data upon startup ? e.g. when double-clicking a text file, the text is loaded into the Textedit (on Mac)... I manage to link the created file to open my app, but not to read

Re: opening files created by my app

hello Jan, thierry thanx, and how is it on windows ? christian P.s. Soorry for the multiple mails, but I had problems posting the message... Le 30 juin 05 à 23:03, Jan Schenkel a écrit : --- Langers Christian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello everybody, how do I do to have my app read

Re: opening files created by my app

Ok, i found the answer on Ken Ray's pages : Setting Document Associations in Windows So, I'll try that... Only one question : what application is needed to create these entries ? Command Line or the registry editor or ? Christian Le 30 juin 05 à 23:07, Langers Christian a écrit :

Re: opening files created by my app

--- Langers Christian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ok, i found the answer on Ken Ray's pages : Setting Document Associations in Windows So, I'll try that... Only one question : what application is needed to create these entries ? Command Line or the registry editor or ?