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I’m curious, does that work with sandboxing on the Mac? One of the things that Mac file dialogs do is implicitly expand the sandbox for the process that opens
by makecheck 9y ago
I’m curious, does that work with sandboxing on the Mac?
One of the things that Mac file dialogs do is implicitly expand the sandbox for the process that opens the file dialog. Is the other side of the bridge still able to access the selected path?
- danieldk 9y agoI don’t know about this project, but I am using Qt in a C++ application, and this certainly works with macOS sandboxing. Qt will just open a native macOS dialog that will link files into the sandbox. From there you can pass the path returned by the dialog to sandboxing-oblivious C++ code. As a side note: Flatpaks in Linux use a similar mechanism for sandboxed applications (in Flatpak these are called ‘portals’).
- Loic 9y agoI am sorry, I am developing mostly for boring big companies and my experience is only with Linux (because I develop with) and Windows (because my customers pay me to have the stuff available on it). Practically, this is just a PyQt application with a webview, so, it should work with PyInstaller.