Passing an NSURL to Cocoa turns it into a dictionary? about objc HOT 4 CLOSED

where do you get the filePath from?

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Oh that's just a local string to a full, absolute path.

For this test, I used:

/Users/ejal/dev/filur/sandbox/test target/.gitignore

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1. i found the bug and fixed it (the new version is already pushed to npm, not sure how long it takes to propagate but you can fix it for the time being by using this workaround):

// instead of objc.ns([nsUrl]);
const nsArray = NSMutableArray.array();
nsArray.addObject_(nsUrl);

2. you probably should replace the -[NSWorkspace recycleURLs:completionHandler:] call with -[NSFileManager trashItemAtURL:resultingItemURL:error:]. The first one is asynchronous and requires a properly set up run loop (which you'd need to do manually and which probably wouldn't be trivial). The NSFileManager one is synchronous, which means that you can simply call it w/out having to implement anything else to make it work:

const trashUrl = objc.allocRef();
const error    = objc.allocRef();
const success  = NSFileManager.defaultManager().trashItemAtURL_resultingItemURL_error_(nsUrl, trashUrl, error);

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Amazing. Thanks for the quick turnaround.

I verified that both the NSMutableArray approach and the updated 0.16 version work.

Thanks for the hint about NSFileManager too. Seems like it's the more modern approach.

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