#!perl -wl
use Mac::Files;
use Mac::Glue ':glue';
use strict;
my $f = new Mac::Glue 'Finder';
my $sf = $f->prop('System Folder');

my %params = (
	_1first   => $f->obj(file => gFirst, $sf),
	_2second  => $f->obj(file => gPrevious, file => 3, $sf),
	_3third   => $f->obj(file => 3, $sf),
	_4fourth  => $f->obj(file => gNext, file => 3, $sf),
	_5middle  => $f->obj(file => gMiddle, $sf),
	_6any     => $f->obj(file => gAny, $sf),
	_7last    => $f->obj(file => gLast, $sf),
);

print <<EOT;
Here are some files in your System Folder ... note that your idea
of ordering might not be the same as the Finder's.  :)
EOT

for my $key (sort keys %params) {
	my $file = $params{$key};
	my $text = substr($key, 2);
	printf "%-11.11s: %s\n", "$text file", $f->get($file, as => 'string');
	warn $^E if $^E;
}


print "\n\nThe second through fifth files are:\n";
my @files = $f->get(
	$f->obj(files => range(2, 5), $sf),
	as => 'string'
);
warn $^E if $^E;
for (@files) { print }


print "\n\nFiles with 'MACS' as the creator are:\n";
my @macs = $f->get(
	$f->obj(files => whose(creator_type => equals => 'MACS'), $sf),
	as => 'string'
);
warn $^E if $^E;
for (@macs) { print }


print "\n\nAll the items (requires list_folder addition, in Standard Additions):\n";
if ($f->can('list_folder')) {
	print join "\n", $f->list_folder(FindFolder(kOnSystemDisk, kSystemFolderType));
} else {
	print "Whoops, can't find list_folder event.\n";
}
warn $^E if $^E;

__END__