Le 31 mars 09 à 21:53, Thomas Tempelmann a écrit:
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 21:49, Arnaud Nicolet <anic297@mac.com> wrote:
Well, you have explained it well, but I'm not happy with this new
way (it's
simply preventing to make nicer apps for Mac OS X because other
OSes are too
fool to adopt more flexible APIs).
Don't you get it? OS X is now the same way. None of the supported
platforms are now efficient with the way the (old) RB framework
allowed direct indexing.
Yes, I think I got it. You appear to say the same as me.
In fact, it's the FolderItem.Item() function that should get
deprecated in favor of a Items() function that returns an array of all
items in a dir. Or one that returns an FolderItemIterator object that
you can then call to get each item, one by one (using a Next() call)
Yes, I agree completely. The Item method is a dark one.
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