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> but using their weird HFS "resource forks" to do it That’s incorrect. File type and creator code always were stored where they belong: in the file system. A
by Someone 3y ago
> but using their weird HFS "resource forks" to do it
That’s incorrect. File type and creator code always were stored where they belong: in the file system.
Also, what’s weird about alternative file streams?
> so that it not only couldn't be implemented on other platforms
The main reason it “couldn’t” be implemented elsewhere is because of the dominance of FAT, which didn’t think it worthwhile.
- veidr 3y agoOops, yeah, you are right. The type/creator codes were indeed FS-level properties. I'll update my comment.