As I recently learned, plain strings are stored "as is" in the
executable and can be discovered - if opening it in a text editor, for
example.
That is, if I have a string @"myString" inside the code, it can be read
in plain text inside the executable.
I have a couple of string I don't want to be discovered (related to demo
period handling).
Is there an easy way to store them in an encoded way?
I tried to define them as C strings (const char) but it doesn't make a
difference.
So far I just break them into characters in AppleScript Editor, add @ in
front of each with find-replace, and then store them as an array which
receives the -componentsJoinedByString: method.
Is there an easier way?
Thanks,
Leo
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