On Jul 11, 2008, at 11:54 AM, Eric Gorr wrote:
Other then preferences, what else is keyed off of the bundle
identifier?
So, just to be clear, would you generally consider it to be the case
that a unique bundle identifier is intended to identify a unique
application and not different versions of the same application?
Generally, that is the case. For example, Launch Services has
mechanisms to locate an app by bundle identifier, and I believe
AppleScript now has a way to address an app by bundle identifier; in
such cases, the bundle identifier is regarded as more stable than the
application name, and in general the preferred way to locate a
particular application.
Douglas Davidson
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