SCPreferences for private use
SCPreferences for private use
- Subject: SCPreferences for private use
- From: Ryan McGann <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 8 Feb 2004 13:09:08 -0800
Sorry if this is the wrong list, but I wasn't sure where else this
could be posted.
I was looking at the SCPreferences APIs in System Configuration, and
thought they would be nice to use in our program. We have several
processes that need to have write access to our preferences data, and
SCPreferences seems to provide some of the APIs we would need like
locking. Is SCPreferences recommended for 3rd party use, or is it
strictly for storing system preferences information?
If it is OK to use SCPreferences for managing our preferences, is it
possible to receive notifications when our preferences managed with
SCPreferences have changed, like you can with the dynamic store APIs?
Looking at the source to the SCPreferences APIs, it does look like some
notifications are posted for commit, but I don't see any (public) way
of determining the key to pass to the dynamic store APIs to watch for
those notifications.
Thanks,
Ryan
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