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Returns a dictionary mapping four-character class codes to the names of their corresponding Objective-C classes. (Available in Mac OS X v10.5 through Mac OS X v10.5.)
- (NSDictionary *)classNamesForCodes
A dictionary whose keys are four-character class codes of the external application (as NSNumber objects), and whose values are the names of the corresponding SBObject subclasses.
The default implementation returns an empty dictionary. Application-specific subclasses return dictionaries tailored to the types of objects they support.
You should never call this method directly.
SBApplication.hReturns a dictionary mapping property keys to their corresponding four-character codes. (Available in Mac OS X v10.5 through Mac OS X v10.5.)
- (NSDictionary *)codesForPropertyNames
A dictionary whose keys are the keys of properties of the external application, and whose values are the corresponding four-character codes (as NSNumber objects).
The default implementation returns an empty dictionary. Application-specific subclasses return dictionaries tailored to the types of objects they support.
You should never call this method directly.
SBApplication.hLast updated: 2007-05-29