I am really sorry but I have been trying this for a long time but
apparently the only application that understands iTunes Music
Library.xml is iTunes itself. I think that something in the file's
structure is not NSDictionary standard, but as we do not have access to
iTunes code we will never know...
What I did was use AppleScript to get the information about a song,
because iTunes AS library can get all information about your playlists.
Julio Cesar Santos
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eMac 1GHz ComboDrive
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Linux User #359973
On Jun 09, 2005, at 00:37, Dave DeLong wrote:
Well, the dictionary I'm pulling all this information from is the
iTunes Music Library.xml file, which contains nothing but strings,
integers, and dates.
Perhaps there's another way to tackle this problem. All I need to do
is inspect the structure of my dictionary. From what I've seen in the
debugger, there's no clear way to get a list of all the key/value pairs
of a dictionary (or array, for that matter) while debugging. Is there?
That would be preferred.
Thanks!
Dave
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