Anyone knows how to include Terminal commands ( like sudo) in Xcode? for example in a line of my program I need to run this:
sudo open/Library/Preferences/com.apple.sharing.firewall.plist
I searched the library but found no class or routine for that.
Normally you can use NSTask to run shell scripts, but to run one with root privileges you will need to use Authorization Services.
Normally you can use NSTask to run shell scripts, but to run one with root privileges you will need to use Authorization Services.
Wow !!! really got impressed dear "red_menace".... Never thought I can get my answer here.
Thanks , I really mean it, ...really !.
I learned programming in Windows environment ( C++/CLR , Win API , C ) and thought I am a professional, but now I realized I know nothing at all !!! .. nothing !
Never thoght UNIX can have such a powerful environment.
I think I need to start learning UNIX coding from begining.
May I ask you to complete your favor and tell me where should I start ?( any books , links , web ,....)
Well, I am not a professional programmer, but one of the things I continue to learn is how to wade through all of the Cocoa documentation (and it does get deep in spots). Chances are though, no matter what you are trying to do, Apple or some third party has created a class to make it easier - you just have to find it. My Xcode documentation bookmarks continue to grow, but you might start with some of Apple's documentation, such as
Thank you. I tried the links and going to start learning. After weeks of wandering your comment was a gift from God!
Thanks
How to run Terminal commands in Xcode?
