On Saturday, November 9, 2002, at 01:56 pm, Rob wrote:
with gnustep cvs from yesterday my NSUserDefaults are getting
corrupted.
I think it may have been happening for the last week too. It appears
to happen when Ink.app app writes NSRecentDocuments. If any of those
documents have a space in the filename. It gets written without any
qoutes. Deleting the reference to the offending file out of
.GNUstepDefaults
relusts in a usable NSUserDefaults again. Has anyone else had this
happen to them?
Thanks ... I've put a fix into NSUserDefaults to stop this happening
...
but the root cause is Ink.app else putting illegal values into the
defaults
system, and I haven't tracked down why it is doing that yet.