On 9 Oct 2009, at 10:55, Zephyroth Akash wrote:
Hi,
I'm facing a weird issue.
I get the Info.plist of the app like this.
NSMutableDictionary *infoPlist = [[NSBundle mainbundle]
infoDictionary];
Warning lights should be going off here. -infoDictionary is defined as
returning an NSDictionary so there is no guarantee it will be mutable.
At the very least do:
NSMutableDictionary *infoPlist = [[[NSBundle mainBundle]
infoDictionary] mutableCopy];
But considering the documentation of -infoDictionary, I'd say this
isn't a particularly good idea anyhow. As the docs say:
"The NSBundle class may add extra keys to this dictionary for its own
use."
Instead, I think you're better off loading the plist manually yourself.
After the update of some resources I want to write the new version
of these resources in the Info.plist.
No problem.
But when the app execute : [infoPlist
writeToFile:pathToInfoPlistOfTheApp atomically:YES];
Nothing happens even if I change the path to my desktop, the
dictionary is not written.
Are there some limitations ?
Can I write the Info.plist while the application is running ?
Zephyroth
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