My dream is that you could have the expander (+) sign (or whatever your
ui has for tree expansion) on such folders, but that clicking on them
normally causes them to behave as it they were files.
As to how MacOS handles them, I thought if you re-named an app, it's
contained application executable also changed its name. But I might be
fantasizing about my old NeXT days. You know, the long lost golden age
is always better than today. ;)
Cg.
P.S. And no I'm not volunteering. I am running 15 hour days solid
right now. -cg.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Harald Niesche [mailto:haral..heco.de]
> I am not trying to start a flame war, but somehow I always had the
> feeling that Mac OS doesn't handle those folders-as-files
> (bundle-wrapper is the official name?) really well, either
> (rename one
> of them -- does Finder rename the parts inside?). You need to
> be able to
> look inside to make them work (e.g. with CVS and .eomodel~
> folders), but
> it's really quite hard to do that on Mac OS X.
>
> Besides, there are some folders that are quite special to
> Eclipse, I am
> - of course - talking about Java packages and CVS Folders. I think it
> should be possible to make Eclipse recognize bundle wrappers as such
> (although I'd rather like if I could look inside without having to
> Alt-doubleclick things).
>
> Harald
>
>
>
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