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Re: Checking if framework exists
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Re: Checking if framework exists


  • Subject: Re: Checking if framework exists
  • From: RameshPVK <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 8 Sep 2005 09:53:45 +0530

Hi,

Yes, you can do this. Everything in Mac OS is a bundle. For ex, applications , frameworks , palette etc. And each bundle has an identifier which should be unique. In your case , the framework you want to check must have a unique identifier. So you can check if that framework bundle exits or not using the method : [NSBundle bundleWithIdentifier]; It will check in all the possible locations.


On 06-Sep-05, at 11:03 PM, email@hidden wrote:

Checking if framework exists

Thanks, RameshPVK email@hidden effigent India Pvt Ltd.

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