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Re: Setting a .plist value?
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Re: Setting a .plist value?


  • Subject: Re: Setting a .plist value?
  • From: Brian Christmas <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 06 Feb 2016 13:10:46 +1100

To add to my woes, I’m presuming, from the Man pages, the read-type is want I need, but I cannot work out how to  use ‘key’. Searching the man pages yielded nothing. I HATE them,  they’re so frustrating.

Yours in sounding-off-angry

Santa 

read-type domain key
                  Prints the plist type for the given domain identified by key.

write domain 'plist'
                  Overwrites the defaults information in domain with that given as plist.  plist must be a
                  property list representation of a dictionary, and must be enclosed in single quotes.  For
                  example:

                        defaults write com.companyname.appname '{ "Default Color" = (255, 0, 0);
                                                        "Default Font" = Helvetica; }';

                  erases any previous defaults for com.companyname.appname and writes the values for the two
                  names into the defaults system.


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