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[Mike Bonner]

I had a few folders respond that way, everything else I point it at
responds with a 0 which I assume means no bit set. I have yet to find
one that does have the bit set. Perhaps the ones that fail, are set
but I don't have permission to do the check?  Not sure, as it is,
doesn't seem very useful. The other information in the thread to
compile a list of extensions set as packages would be best, but still
a pain. Obviously the finder can figure it out so that it can add the
context item to show package contents. So most likely the information
is in the library mentioned in the thread.

Things are never simple. Good luck with all this.
On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 11:49 PM, J. Landman Gay
<jacque at hyperactivesw.com> wrote:
> Mike Bonner wrote:
>>
>> Based on information in the link below, I believe you can do
>> getFileInfo -aB <directoryname>  where -aB checks to see if the bundle
>> attribute bit is set,
>
> That sounds promising. I've read up and see now that I'm looking for
> packages, not bundles, and that there's a difference. But Terminal tells me
> "No manual entry for getFileInfo".
>
> Sigh.
>
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