2012/10/19 Chris Meyer <cmeyer1969...@gmail.com>: > ... > My application keeps a main document and a list of linked photos and > movies that go into the document. The linked files would require me to > keep around a "security scope" for the files.
I think that is exactly what I meant previously by "document security scoped URLs": as long as the user ever opened the "main URL" manually and you "security-scoped" the "side-by-side" files, your application can read them as well the next time (but not directly on their own, as I highly suspect). > I've opted not to make > the intrusive changes (for now) that have little or no benefit to an > end user, and probably are in fact detrimental to usability. How so? The users would not know about what is going on under the hood: they would simply open the "main" document, as before. So how would that affect usability? (I mean, you *are* aware that Apple offers an API for exactly that use-case, where you need to also read those "side-by-side" files of a given document? Oh and yes: Probably "runs on Lion and above only") Cheers, Oliver _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
