On Nov 18, 2008, at 7:44 AM, Xavier Snark wrote:
I have a pure cocoa application that relies on Services as its primary method of invocation. Of course it can be opened normally, but that decreases its usability by design. I had already started down the path to allowing the user to change the Services hotkey since I can't predict which applications they will be using and what key-combinations will be taken. They need a way to customize the key-combination to their environment once they start using it. Since Apple wants all of us to sign our code moving forward in Leopard it is not clear to me how I can have both signed code and let the user change the hotkey combination after the application is signed and shipped since the hotkey is stored in Info.plist (or did that change and I haven't seen that documentation?). I will have to sign the code if I want to access the keychain. I would want access to the Keychain since I want to change the Info.plist and it is planned to live in /Applications.
I would think you'd want to store the user's preference using NSUserDefaults, not rewriting your bundle at run-time.
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