Problem with pointer conversion using Automatic Reference Counting (ARC)?
E. G CFArrayRef subElementsCFArray; AXUIElementCopyAttributeValue(..., &subElementsCFArray); NSArray *subElements = (__bridge NSArray *)subElementsCFArray.
E.g. CFArrayRef subElementsCFArray; AXUIElementCopyAttributeValue(..., &subElementsCFArray); NSArray *subElements = (__bridge NSArray *)subElementsCFArray.
3 Your theory was correct, but the implementation was wrong. I've updated your answer for code that will actually compile with ARC. Thanks!
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