31 aug 2008 kl. 22.14 skrev John Joyce:
When dealing with applications (application bundles) by name or path, in Cocoa, when does it make a difference whether you use App Name.app example: Front Row.app or: /Applications/Front Row.app versus App Name example: Front Row or: /Applications/Front RowThis seems to be pretty important, and I'm curious when and to what degree I should be cautious about the naming used in code. At this time I am mainly concerned about Apple apps themselves that should normally be in the system.Subsequently, is there any difference concerning 10.3 / 10.4 / 10.5 ?
The difference is that App Name.app can be any App Name.app, whether or not it lies inside your bundle, the same directory as you bundle, or in a directory that is searched for bundles. /Applications/Front Row.app is /Applications/Front Row.app, and no other Front Row.app, even if there's a Front Row.app lying somewhere else where your application may look for them.
From what I know, there's no difference in the way the above works between different versions of Mac OS X.
Marcus
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