*** -[NSKeyedUnarchiver decodeObjectForKey:]: data to unarchive contains class
(NSArray) which has not been allowed
However - the only array I’m setting is the additionalActions - a Yosemite
property (this is on Yosemite of course).
// An array of NSUserNotificationAction objects that describe
As I have written several times now - I have no user data. If the limit is 1k
and it hits that with less than 100 characters for a title and informative
string and an ID - then that’s a real bug. I really don’t think I’m hitting
that.
It would make NSUserNotifications pretty useless for everyo
On Thu, Feb 26, 2015, at 08:49 PM, Alex Kac wrote:
> It would be a fantastic clue! Except … its not printed in the console, or
> in the xcode console, or anywhere. So I have no idea. My guess is that
> the OS is swallowing the exception for launch purposes, which does me no
> good.
You're trapped
> On Feb 26, 2015, at 6:49 PM, Alex Kac wrote:
>
> It would be a fantastic clue! Except … its not printed in the console, or in
> the xcode console, or anywhere.
Yeah, it’s getting caught by something that doesn’t log it. You can usually
find the exception object when you’re stopped at the br
The documentation doesn't actually say it's archived - it talks about the
"serialized" size. That could imply that it's passed around as a plist rather
than a keyed archive. But a plist has a fair bit of overhead as well, as it's
an XML file.
--Graham
> On 27 Feb 2015, at 5:04 pm, Graham Co
> On 27 Feb 2015, at 4:27 pm, Alex Kac wrote:
>
> What’s not shown above is the identifier - which is a 64 character string,
> and the sound name which is a 10 character string. I’m pretty sure that’s not
> more than 1k
Right, but it's the resulting archive that has to come in under 1K (a
r
On OS X (this is OS X, not iOS - hence NSUserNotification and not
UILocalNotification), when you start an app by tapping on a notification,
because you haven’t had a chance yet to register the delegate of the
NSUserNotificationCenter (this has nothing to do with NSNotificationCenter),
the OS pa
OK, scratch that - it does seem as if there should be the user notification
embedded in the did launch notification:
> NSApplication
>
> If an application is launched because a user selected a notification in the
> Notification Center, NSApplicationLaunchUserNotificationKey will be present
> i
ts.apple.com
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OK, I may be having a massiv
Also, this:
"The userInfo content must be of reasonable serialized size (less than 1KB) or
an exception is thrown."
It woud be easy to exceed 1K with a few strings.
--Graham
> On 27 Feb 2015, at 3:12 pm, Graham Cox wrote:
>
> OK, I may be having a massive misunderstanding about how iOS wo
OK, I may be having a massive misunderstanding about how iOS works (as compared
with Mac OS), but the NSUserNotification you post is, as far as I'm aware,
completely unrelated to the NSNotification that is passed to
-applicationWill/DidFinishLaunching.
The latter is just a notification that the
It would be a fantastic clue! Except … its not printed in the console, or in
the xcode console, or anywhere. So I have no idea. My guess is that the OS is
swallowing the exception for launch purposes, which does me no good.
I thought so too that it would have a problem decoding an archived objec
> On Feb 26, 2015, at 6:17 PM, Alex Kac wrote:
>
> However I'm having a problem on launching the app by tapping on the
> notification. My app gets an applicationWillFinishLaunching, and then gets an
> exception before it hits applicationDidFinishLaunching.
>
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/nmf6q
On another NSUserNotification note, I create an NSUserNotification with a
sound, title, informative text, action items, and in some cases a userInfo
dictionary. If my app is running and I tap on it - it works fine. I get the
notification activation delegate call, and all is good. I’ve also test
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