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Re: Opening Files using MacApp

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From: Euro Tech Svcs, OOP Spec
Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1992 18:31
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Ett,
 
That's a good solution. You can use TFile.SpecifyWithTrio() to initialize a
TFile object with the volume, folder and name (I presume you already have that
information). Use TFile.ReadData() to read from the data fork.
 
There is also a global routine TFile *NewFile() that can be used to create a
TFile object.
 
Regards,
 
Jeroen Schalk
Object Programming Specialist
European Technology Services
Apple Computer Europe
 
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Subject: Re: Opening Files using MacApp
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