Re: Forcing NSUserDefaults being written to disk?
Re: Forcing NSUserDefaults being written to disk?
- Subject: Re: Forcing NSUserDefaults being written to disk?
- From: Pierre-Olivier Latour <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 09 Jan 2003 11:25:25 -0800
>
> + (void) initialize
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> {
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> NSMutableDictionary* defaults = [NSMutableDictionary
>
> dictionary];
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> [defaults setInt:640 forKey:kKey_ScreenWidth];
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> [defaults setInt:480 forKey:kKey_ScreenHeight];
>
> [defaults setInt:32 forKey:kKey_ScreenDepth];
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> [defaults setInt:16 forKey:kKey_ZDepth];
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> [defaults setBool:YES forKey:kKey_VerticalSync];
>
> [defaults setInt:0 forKey:kKey_MaxFPS];
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> [defaults setBool:YES forKey:kKey_LogFile];
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> [defaults setInt:8765 forKey:kKey_ServerPort];
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> [defaults setBool:NO forKey:kKey_HighPriorityThread];
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> [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] registerDefaults:defaults];
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> }
>
>
NSMutableDictionary does not respond to setInt: or setBool:. Those are
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messages that were only recently added to NSUserDefaults, not
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NSMutableDictionary.
Yes, it does, since I added a custom category for that ;)
>
BTW synchronize is called automatically in NSDocument apps.
Yes, but in my case it is not an NSDocument app, just a basic cocoa app.
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