earliest code that runs?
earliest code that runs?
- Subject: earliest code that runs?
- From: Matt Neuburg <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 27 Jul 2004 18:08:42 -0700
What's the earliest code that runs as my app starts up? I ask because I ran
into a problem today where a widget's initWithFrame referred to the
standardUserDefaults, but it turned out that the standardUserDefaults had
not yet been initialized because my call to register the baseline defaults,
in a class's +initialize method, had not yet been executed. I guess I was
assuming that a class's +initialize method would be called before any
instance's init method, but no. (I thought that because an example in the
docs seemed to imply it.) So where can I put code such that I can count on
it to be executed earlier than any other code? Thx - m.
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