On 2005-10-18 18:30, Finlay Dobbie said:
>> > But NSAppKitVersionNumber doesn't seem (at least not according
>> > to the developer documentation I have) to go to 10.3.9. I have
>> > to ensure my app is running on 10.3.9 or later (because there
>> > were specific fixes in 10.3.9).
>>
>> It changes every release, they are just slow to release new constants
>> for some reason. Just run on 10.3.9 and check the value, then use that.
>
>That's not entirely true. It changes every time AppKit is updated,
>which doesn't happen with every minor point release.
And presumably when security updates update AppKit,
NSAppKitVersionNumber is also bumped. As I said, it all depends why one
is testing the OS version.
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