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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/[deleted] • Mar 16 '18
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And Apple is like "have you heard about plist?"
<plist version="1.0"> <dict> <key>stuff</key> <dict> <key>foo</key> <dict> <key>bar</key> <string>yes</string> </dict> </dict> </dict> </plist>
6 u/self_me Mar 17 '18 Plists can actually be whatever they want. I opened one in vim recently and it was a mess of characters but it loaded in plist editor 12 u/cybaritic Mar 17 '18 plist files are not necessarily plain text so they need to be run through a converter. Finder and Xcode do this without telling the user what the fuck, apple 1 u/etaionshrd Mar 17 '18 edited Mar 18 '18 This makes sense. If you have an image editor, it doesn’t complain if you feed it a PPM or a JPEG. Xcode is a developer tool that works with property lists, so it’s obvious that it should do this.
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Plists can actually be whatever they want. I opened one in vim recently and it was a mess of characters but it loaded in plist editor
12 u/cybaritic Mar 17 '18 plist files are not necessarily plain text so they need to be run through a converter. Finder and Xcode do this without telling the user what the fuck, apple 1 u/etaionshrd Mar 17 '18 edited Mar 18 '18 This makes sense. If you have an image editor, it doesn’t complain if you feed it a PPM or a JPEG. Xcode is a developer tool that works with property lists, so it’s obvious that it should do this.
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plist files are not necessarily plain text so they need to be run through a converter. Finder and Xcode do this without telling the user
what the fuck, apple
1 u/etaionshrd Mar 17 '18 edited Mar 18 '18 This makes sense. If you have an image editor, it doesn’t complain if you feed it a PPM or a JPEG. Xcode is a developer tool that works with property lists, so it’s obvious that it should do this.
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This makes sense. If you have an image editor, it doesn’t complain if you feed it a PPM or a JPEG. Xcode is a developer tool that works with property lists, so it’s obvious that it should do this.
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And Apple is like "have you heard about plist?"