Re: Launching System Prefs
Re: Launching System Prefs
- Subject: Re: Launching System Prefs
- From: "Sean McBride" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2004 13:47:34 -0500
Kodex (email@hidden) on Thu, Nov 11, 2004 12:37 said:
>Im trying to launch the system preferences from cocoa
>and i keep getting a premission denied error. I think
>it has something to do with my path name, im not sure
>how to include spaces in it. Below is my code that
>fails:
Clark is right that launchApplication: is better.
As for the spaces, you don't need to use any backslash or anything, just
type the path as it is.
However, be aware that hardcoding the path like that is not so good,
when/if Apple moves/renames System Preferences your code will break. It
would be better to find System Preferences by its CFBundleIdentifier or
CFBundleSignature, which will never change and are unique. You can
probably do that with Launch Services.
--
Erroneous google translation: "Do not despair! One day, we will find of
the job!"
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