10 Jun 2008, at 11:21, Ken Tozier wrote:
Hi
My app opens several palettes and uses the following line to store
the palette positions
[[self window] setFrameAutosaveName: @"<palette name here>"];
I ran into a problem with the stored size and want to flush the old
prefs and start over. Where are these types of prefs located and is
it safe to just zap them?
Your prefs file will be in ~/Library/Preferences/<YOUR BUNDLE ID>.plist.
The window frame prefs are stored in the "NSWindow Frame <palette name
here>" item.
It should be safe to either delete the entire prefs file or just the
individual item.
If this is an already released product, it might be nicer to just
rename your autosaveName to : e.g "<palette name> V2". That way if
they run your old version, the old pref will still be valid for the
version of the palette in the original key.
Dont worry about filling up your prefs with obsolete keys, its not a
major drain on resources.
Mat
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