Actually it's easy to find out which header file includes a given
function.
There is a very capable free (free beer not freedom :) text editor
called
TextWrangler available at www.barebones.com that includes the ability
to search a set of directories for files that contains a specific
string.
Thanks Tommy, nice to know. Spotlight seems to find most things, but
I only allow it to index my main HD, so I just went to the backup
mirror, grabbed the keys and slopped their values directly into the
code. FWIW, AirPortComm.h and related files are not found anywhere
in a 10.4.7 installation or in Xcode 2.4 SDK's.
--
Shaun Wexler
MacFOH http://www.macfoh.com
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