Re: portable app
Re: portable app
- Subject: Re: portable app
- From: Amy Heavey <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 2 Oct 2010 15:27:24 +0100
Just to let you know,
This is great, it now safely stores everything on the thumbdrive for
easy access on any machine I like. A perfect solution.
Thank You,
Many Thanks
Amy
On 1 Oct 2010, at 12:00AM, Ariel Feinerman wrote:
Are you sure in the using of 'library/application support'? There is
of the matter is that one is designed for the app data not for the
user data.
Maybe you should save such files in a directory relative to the bundle
or in the bundle itself (not good idea). In this case you can launch
your app from your drive.
If your app is in /Users/user/yourapp, your files in
/Users/user/yourapp/Application Support, it looks:
NSString *appSupport = [[[[NSBundle mainBundle] bundlePath]
stringByDeletingLastPathComponent] stringByAppendingPathComponent:
@"Appication Support"];
2010/9/29 Amy Heavey <email@hidden>
I'm writing an app for personal use, using core data.
At the moment it's set up to save the data file in the library/
application support/myapp folder on the machine. I also want to
store a growing number of images to use with the app, so they are
set to store in this folder as well.
However, I'd like to be able to use this app on my laptop as well
as the desktop. I don't really fancy managaing some kind of sync,
and thought the best solution would be to store the app and all the
data/images on a thumb drive. There's only me using the app, and
having to walk and get the drive from the office isn't a huge
headache, and I can easily take it with me if I want to work
elsewhere (not on my home network).
How would I set the data store to a mobile drive? can anyone point
me at a tutorial? Is it as simple as naming the thumbdrive and
referring to it by name in the code? The Code I've currently got is
the auto/default type set up, following the Hillegass book as well,
Thanks,
Amy
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best regards
Ariel
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