Trait INSBundle 

pub trait INSBundle: PNSObject {
    // Provided methods
    fn p_main_bundle() -> NSBundle { ... }
    fn p_all_frameworks() -> NSArray<NSBundle> { ... }
    fn p_all_bundles() -> NSArray<NSBundle> { ... }
    fn p_resource_path(&self) -> NSString { ... }
    fn p_executable_path(&self) -> NSString { ... }
    fn p_bundle_path(&self) -> NSString { ... }
    fn p_bundle_identifier(&self) -> NSString { ... }
    fn p_info_dictionary(&self) -> NSDictionary<NSString, id> { ... }
}

A trait containing all the methods for NSBundle

Provided Methods

fn p_main_bundle() -> NSBundle

Returns the bundle object that contains the current executable.

fn p_all_frameworks() -> NSArray<NSBundle>

Returns an array of all of the application’s bundles that represent frameworks.

fn p_all_bundles() -> NSArray<NSBundle>

Returns an array of all the application’s non-framework bundles.

fn p_resource_path(&self) -> NSString

The full pathname of the bundle’s subdirectory containing resources.

fn p_executable_path(&self) -> NSString

The full pathname of the receiver’s executable file.

fn p_bundle_path(&self) -> NSString

The full pathname of the receiver’s bundle directory.

fn p_bundle_identifier(&self) -> NSString

The receiver’s bundle identifier.

fn p_info_dictionary(&self) -> NSDictionary<NSString, id>

A dictionary, constructed from the bundle’s Info.plist file, that contains information about the receiver.

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.

Implementors

impl INSBundle for NSBundle