Is there a reserved word or routine to relaunch the application?
I suppose perhaps it would be something like
tell app "whatever" to activate
or
tell me to activate
but if you have that after you've quit, I don't think it will be
called. I suppose you could try putting those lines in the "on
quit" handler, but, even if that worked (unlikely), you then could
never quit ... !
Fundamentally I think you are going about it the wrong way.
Why do you want to relaunch your app? If the answer is "because I
want to load the log file I created on first launch", then I think
you need to re-think the sequence of what you are doing.
It may well be that I have misunderstood your question. But I am
wondering whether you have misunderstood my answer. My answer was
nothing about creating the files. If you do things in the sequence
I suggested, there is no need for a relaunch in order to load the
log file. That's the fundamental point.
There is just code in the "on launched" handler that runs in two
ways depending on whether the files exist:
on first launch the files don't exist, so they are created, and
then the log file (just created) is loaded
on subsequent launches (after the user has quit) the files exist,
so there is no need to create them, and the log file is loaded.
Either way the log file is loaded, so there is no need to relaunch ...
... or am i still misunderstanding?
Philip
On 28 Jul 2005, at 15:24, Bernardo Hoehl wrote:
Hi Philip,
Thanks for posting.
In fact I already have the routines for creating folders.
My dificulty is in reLaunching the app.
For example:
If I add a line like:
tell me to quit
The application will quit, but will require the user to double
click the application icon again to relaunch the app.
Is there a reserved word or routine to relaunch the application?
Bernardo
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On 28 Jul, 2005, at 10:17 AM, Philip Buckley wrote:
Immediate thought is simply to test for the existence of the
folders and files on launch and create them only if they are not
already there (which will only be on on the first launch), and
then load the log file.
So it would go something like (with hypothetical subroutines):
on launch
if not existFilesFolders() then
createFilesFolders()
end if
loadLogFile()
end launch
First launch - do the files exist? > no > create them > load log
file
Subsequent launches - do the files exist? > yes > (do nothing)>
load log file
Philip
On 28 Jul 2005, at 13:42, Bernardo Hoehl wrote:
Hi List!
I have this little application that on the first launch creates
a few folders and files inside the user's application support
folder.
Well, the fact is that I once run for the first time, I have to
close and open the application again, so that it loads a log
file that I have just created.
Can anyone give me a clue of how I could do this?
I imagine I could use another app to do this. But I think there
could be another simpler way of doing it.
Thanks,
Bernardo Hoehl
Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
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