Please, please, please do not store preferences in ~/Library/
Application Support/
They should go in ~/Library/Preferences
Everything else is fine to go in app support.
Apple provides both NSUserDefaults and CFPreferences APIs for storing
your prefs, although you could do it manually if you really wish.
On 5 Feb 2009, at 02:05, Josh de Lioncourt wrote:
Hi,
I have some products under development written in C++. I am not
using Cocoa for the most part, as these are cross-platform projects.
The apps themselves need to save, store, and access information,
such as registration keys, user preferences, etc. It seems to me
that the logical place to do this is in the ~/Library/Application
Support/ directory.
Is it safe/recommended to access this directory using the above
format, or is there a more accepted shortcut designation for that
particular dir?
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