public static CFBundle[]? GetAll()
{
// as per apple documentation:
// CFBundleGetAllBundles
//
// 'This function is potentially expensive and not thread-safe'
//
// This means, that we should not trust the size of the array, since is a get and
// might be modified by a diff thread. We are going to clone the array and make sure
// that Apple does not modify the array while we work with it. That avoids changes
// in the index or in the bundles returned.
using (var cfBundles = new CFArray(CFBundleGetAllBundles(), false))
using (var cfBundlesCopy = cfBundles.Clone()) {
return(CFArray.ArrayFromHandleFunc <CFBundle> (cfBundlesCopy.Handle, (handle) => new CFBundle(handle, false), false));
}
}
public static CFBundle[] GetAll()
{
// as per apple documentation:
// CFBundleGetAllBundles
//
// 'This function is potentially expensive and not thread-safe'
//
// This means, that we should not trust the size of the array, since is a get and
// might be modified by a diff thread. We are going to clone the array and make sure
// that Apple does not modify the array while we work with it. That avoids changes
// in the index or in the bundles returned.
using (var cfBundles = new CFArray(CFBundleGetAllBundles()))
using (var cfBundlesCopy = cfBundles.Clone()) {
var bundleCount = cfBundlesCopy.Count; // the property is a C call, calling everytime we loop is not needed
var managedBundles = new CFBundle [bundleCount];
for (int index = 0; index < bundleCount; index++)
{
// follow the get rule, we do not own the object
managedBundles [index] = new CFBundle(cfBundlesCopy.GetValue(index), false);
}
return(managedBundles);
}
}