FROM : David Hoerl
DATE : Mon Jan 14 20:20:32 2008
I can use [NSBundle bundleWithPath:<somePath>] to get a bundle
object. Code resources from it get brought in with a "load" method,
and with Leopard I can now "unload" them.
Is there a way to "close" the bundle? The bundle varies over time,
and what I'd like to do is read it, load it, unload it, then re-read
it again.
Thanks,
David
DATE : Mon Jan 14 20:20:32 2008
I can use [NSBundle bundleWithPath:<somePath>] to get a bundle
object. Code resources from it get brought in with a "load" method,
and with Leopard I can now "unload" them.
Is there a way to "close" the bundle? The bundle varies over time,
and what I'd like to do is read it, load it, unload it, then re-read
it again.
Thanks,
David
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