Jonathan Grynspan on Twitter: "@mjtsai You should put your .webloc data in the data fork, FWIW."

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Jonathan Grynspan ‏@grynspan 17 Oct 2015

Are you still using any Carbon APIs due to a lack of a Cocoa replacement?
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Rob Rix‎ ‏@rob_rix 17 Oct 2015

@grynspan also just to double-check, you’re not referring to c APIs in general, just Carbon specifically, right?
Jonathan Grynspan ‏@grynspan 17 Oct 2015

@rob_rix Yup. There are plenty of C APIs on OS X that aren't part of Carbon. I'm curious who is still using properly-Carbon APIs.
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 17 Oct 2015

@grynspan Some resource manager and process manager stuff. Also file manager, but I think most or all of that could be migrated.
Jonathan Grynspan ‏@grynspan 17 Oct 2015 Toronto, Ontario

@mjtsai What are your remaining use cases for the Resource Manager?
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 17 Oct 2015

@grynspan Reading/writing resources for .webloc files and disk image license agreements.

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@mjtsai You should put your .webloc data in the data fork, FWIW.

6:31 AM - 17 Oct 2015

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