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[repost] System Config Framework - is this legal?
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  • Subject: [repost] System Config Framework - is this legal?
  • From: "Terence G4 Mac" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 17 Nov 2002 20:03:45 +0000

Hi all,

I'm seeing some strange behavior (on only a few machines, of course) with some code that makes heavy use of the system config. framework...

The only truly suspicious thing I can see is :

NSMutableDictionary *devDict = (NSMutableDictionary *)
SCPreferencesPathGetValue(prefs, (CFStringRef) devLoc);

Is the return value of SCPreferencesPathGetValue() cast-able to an NSMutableDictionary like that? Or should I assign the result to an NSDictionary and then do a mutableCopy?

Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated. :)

Thanks!







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