On 7 Jan 2015, at 10:05, Dr. H. Nikolaus Schaller h...@goldelico.com wrote:
and with base+cf I could have a universal way to access and modify system
preferences in plists from both ObjC and C. I image there might be a
situation where I wanna use plists for compatibility with gnustep but
Am 07.01.2015 um 02:15 schrieb Lundberg, Johannes
johan...@brilliantservice.co.jp:
Hi
Lately I been finding myself in the need of manipulating the defaults
register from C code
You can simply rename your source file to file.m. Obj-C is a superset of
standard C.
Or you can wrap Obj-C
Thanks Nikolaus!
Yeah, I guess writing a simple c-wrapper and linking to base would be one
solution. But since this is pure C I was hoping to not have to link to ObjC
and base. Maybe I'll do it as a temporary solution.
But in this case, what would [NSUserDefaults standardDefaults] return since
but there is no
objc+base installed.
no real need for CoreFoundation, Mac worked fine before it. However I
agree plists are very nice.
NetBSD has a small C library, standard with the system, which
manipulates plists!
I didn't know they were plists, but while working with ACPI I found out
I could
Am 07.01.2015 um 11:09 schrieb Lundberg, Johannes
johan...@brilliantservice.co.jp:
Oh I see. Thanks for the info. I thought CF came much earlier.
You are right. CF was introduced much earlier. It was present from the early
developer builds of OS X onward (and also had an implementation on
I think plists is a great way to store preferences and with base+cf I could
have a universal way to access and modify system preferences in plists from
both ObjC and C. I image there might be a situation where I wanna use
plists for compatibility with gnustep but there is no objc+base installed.
On 7 Jan 2015, at 09:28, Lundberg, Johannes johan...@brilliantservice.co.jp
wrote:
I think plists is a great way to store preferences and with base+cf I could
have a universal way to access and modify system preferences in plists from
both ObjC and C. I image there might be a situation
Am 07.01.2015 um 09:44 schrieb Lundberg, Johannes
johan...@brilliantservice.co.jp:
Thanks Nikolaus!
Yeah, I guess writing a simple c-wrapper and linking to base would be one
solution. But since this is pure C I was hoping to not have to link to ObjC
and base. Maybe I’ll do it as a
and C. I image there might be a
situation where I wanna use plists for compatibility with gnustep but there
is no objc+base installed.
Ok, I see.
On OS X, CoreFoundation is a pure C base library and it is heavily used to
implement Foundation.framework.
But on GNUstep I think it is a wrapper
but there
is no objc+base installed.
Ok, I see.
On OS X, CoreFoundation is a pure C base library and it is heavily used to
implement Foundation.framework.
But on GNUstep I think it is a wrapper around Base - just for
compatibility reasons because there is a
lot of software that did not use
On 01/07/2015 02:15 AM, Lundberg, Johannes wrote:
Hi
Lately I been finding myself in the need of manipulating the defaults
register from C code and I remember some discussion about CF a while ago
where someone was working on it.
What is the current status? How complete and usable is CF?
Hi
Lately I been finding myself in the need of manipulating the defaults
register from C code and I remember some discussion about CF a while ago
where someone was working on it.
What is the current status? How complete and usable is CF?
Thanks!
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Johannes Lundberg
BRILLIANTSERVICE CO., LTD.
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