And it is functioning as I expect. And I cleanup as follows upon a
clean exit from my application, which also works great.
- (void)applicationWillTerminate:(NSNotification *)aNotification
{
// these files MUST be eliminated from the world upon program
termination
[[NSFileManager defaultManager] removeFileAtPath:tempApplication
handler:self];
}
All of this is based on best, most recently discussed ideas garnered
from this list.
My question is this though. If my application fails, which I am
certain it will never do - hah ;-) - I will have some temp files left
over. Does Tiger+ have a daemon for temporary file removal that will
care of these files from NSTemporaryDirectory() rooted temporary
space here: /private/var/tmp/folders.501/temporaryitems/ and if so,
when and how often does it run to take care of this? For instance,
this directory on my machine has leftovers from some Apple
applications, as follows:
drwx------ 2 chris wheel 68 Oct 24 10:07
TEMP_com.apple.iWork.Numbers_19857_214927641_1
drwx------ 3 chris wheel 102 Oct 23 16:19
com.apple.iWeb_19217_SFED_214863580_1
drwx------ 22 chris wheel 748 Oct 23 21:40
com.apple.iWeb_19317_SFED_214882158_1
drwx------ 12 chris wheel 408 Oct 24 12:27
com.apple.iWeb_19730_SFED_214922039_1
drwx------ 173 chris wheel 5882 Oct 24 16:45
com.apple.iWeb_21452_SFED_214951447_4
drwx------ 2 chris wheel 68 Oct 22 22:26 com.apple.mail
Bottom line question - will these be removed at some point in time by
Tiger+ daemons?
Thanks.
Chris
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