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Old 07-05-2009, 03:41 PM   #10 (permalink)
Bovn
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I didn't try this snippet myself, but I did yesterday when trying to create a simple method to demonstrate what I mentioned earlier about retrieving the entire application list. Yet the code didn't work for me at all using the Simulator 3.0. There was no error, but I didn't get a dictionary at all.

Does this really work for you guys?
But, basically what I meant earlier was that in the code a dictionary is created with the contents of the file that -- according to the developer who wrote it -- contains all the info.plist data of each and every one of the applications installed. So instead of looping through an array of application bundle indicators as you do in the example, you could just manipulate the dictionary directly and show it in a UITableView.

But I can't give you any code example since I couldn't make it work myself. Even without changing the code.
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