On Mar 6, 2007, at 5:27 AM, Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
I agree ... it's not an idea I'd want to base my code on (I guess
you can use NSHomeDirectoryForUser() in most cases).
Presumably the idea is that you can iterate through the
subdirectories of these paths to find all the 'normal' user
For NSUserDirectory we probably only need System, Network and Local -- the User
domain
would not make sense as it would mean you can put user's directories in your
own user directory. :-/
(Mac OS X has only got Network and Local)
OK, I'll add them now.
Thanks
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On 6 Mar 2007, at 11:24, Nicola Pero wrote:
Yup ... I see what you mean. I did a quick search on the internet
and found that NSUserDirectory returns /Network/Users with
the Network domain mask, /Users with the User domain mask, and
nothing with the other ones.
Hmmm.
Interpreted in this way,
