def __init__(self):
for key in self._SECTIONS:
try:
section = CFPreferencesCopyAppValue(key, self._DOMAIN)
self.items[key] = section.mutableCopy()
except Exception:
raise
def __init__(self):
for key in self._SECTIONS:
try:
section = CFPreferencesCopyAppValue(key, self._DOMAIN)
self.items[key] = section.mutableCopy()
except AttributeError:
self.items[key] = self.default_settings[key]
except Exception:
raise
def __init__(self):
for key in self._SECTIONS:
try:
section = CFPreferencesCopyAppValue(key, self._DOMAIN)
self.items[key] = section.mutableCopy()
except Exception:
raise
for key in self._MUTABLE_KEYS + self._IMMUTABLE_KEYS:
try:
value = CFPreferencesCopyAppValue(key, self._DOMAIN)
setattr(self, key.replace('-', '_'), value)
except Exception:
raise
kCFPreferencesCurrentUser
major_versions = ['10', '11', 'DC', '2015']
final_prefs = {}
for version in major_versions:
prefs_for_vers = CFPreferencesCopyAppValue(version, 'com.adobe.Reader')
if prefs_for_vers:
print "Found existing key '%s'" % version
# if there were preferences, then make a copy and put these in
# our final_prefs we're building
# - mutableCopy() isn't Python, it's Objective-C - this is because
# the Objective-C wrapping around CFPreferences returns immutable
# copies, and we want to add our data (EULAAccepted) to these
final_prefs[version] = prefs_for_vers.mutableCopy()
else:
# if no prefs key for this version, create the key as an empty dict
# for us to add the EULA key to
print "No existing key for '%s', creating new dict" % version
final_prefs[version] = {}
if 'EULAAccepted' not in final_prefs[version]:
print "No EULAAccepted key present, adding to '%s'" % version
final_prefs[version]['EULAAccepted'] = True
# We could print out all the prefs here
# print final_prefs
# Note: this seems odd that we might have Objective-C dict types
# in some keys and Python dict types in others, but PyObjC massages
major_versions = ['10', '11', 'DC', '2015']
final_prefs = {}
for version in major_versions:
prefs_for_vers = CFPreferencesCopyAppValue(version, 'com.adobe.Reader')
if prefs_for_vers:
print "Found existing key '%s'" % version
# if there were preferences, then make a copy and put these in
# our final_prefs we're building
# - mutableCopy() isn't Python, it's Objective-C - this is because
# the Objective-C wrapping around CFPreferences returns immutable
# copies, and we want to add our data (EULAAccepted) to these
final_prefs[version] = prefs_for_vers.mutableCopy()
else:
# if no prefs key for this version, create the key as an empty dict
# for us to add the EULA key to
print "No existing key for '%s', creating new dict" % version
final_prefs[version] = {}
if 'EULAAccepted' not in final_prefs[version]:
print "No EULAAccepted key present, adding to '%s'" % version
final_prefs[version]['EULAAccepted'] = True
# We could print out all the prefs here
# print final_prefs
# Note: this seems odd that we might have Objective-C dict types
# in some keys and Python dict types in others, but PyObjC massages