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rubicon_objc_macos_nsstring_and_nsfilemanager_home_directory.py

python

Accesses the macOS Objective-C runtime to manipulate strings and find the u

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rubicon_objc_macos_nsstring_and_nsfilemanager_home_directory.py
1from rubicon.objc import ObjCClass
2
3# Get a reference to the Objective-C class NSString
4NSString = ObjCClass('NSString')
5
6# Create a new Objective-C string
7msg = NSString.stringWithUTF8String_("Hello World")
8
9# Call a method on the string
10print(msg.uppercaseString)
11
12# Get a reference to the NSFileManager class
13NSFileManager = ObjCClass('NSFileManager')
14
15# Get the default file manager instance
16manager = NSFileManager.defaultManager
17
18# Use the file manager to find the user's home directory
19print(manager.homeDirectoryForCurrentUser.path)