Re: Launching apps on 10.13.2
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Quincey Morris
On Dec 7, 2017, at 19:06 , Graham Cox <graham@...> wrote:
FWIW, 102 is 0x66, or a lower case “f”. Also, I think a “$” at the start of an archive key is an escape character, and so probably shouldn’t be taken literally. However, I don’t know what key you’d need to ask for instead. On to the code… The first few times I tried this, I thought I got inconsistent results, but maybe I just did something wrong. The last several times I tried, I got the same exception as you, but only with the “float” type. All the other types I tried worked. One odd thing I noted. If I encoded the array as anything other than float elements (e.g. specifying “@encode(double)” or “@encode(short)”), and decoded with “@encode(float)”, I got this exception message: *** -[_NSKeyedCoderOldStyleArray decodeArrayOfObjCType:count:at:]: type ('f') or count (6) does not match stored type and count ('d', 6) but if I encoded the array as “@encode(float)” and decoded it as anything else, I got this exception message: *** -[_NSKeyedCoderOldStyleArray initWithCoder:]: unable to decode element in array of size (4) and count (6) It’s very odd. |
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