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Subject: quick way to decipher 4-char codes
From: James Hober <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 23 Nov 2007 08:43:04 -0800
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Ivan C Myrvold wrote:

The result is printed out with a NSLog:

2007-11-23 07:33:32.822 Tansa[8848:10b] SelectedScriptMenu dict: {
     1886282093 = Mail;
     1668116085 = 5;
}

As, Christiaan pointed out, 1886282093 and 1668116085 are four-char codes.

Tip: A quick way to decipher them is to paste them into Calculator, set Calculator to Programmer using the View menu and press the ASCII button.

James Hober
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