In any case, you can write JNI code to call NMInstall as appropriate.
As you may have been able to guess, I'm trying to avoid learning how to
do native code. :)
If I were using such an app, I may want the notification if the app is
inactive (i.e. not front-most), regardless of whether the app is hidden or
You have a good point here. I think I'll go ahead with my current plan
and see if users request that for a later extension (or if, using it
personally, I find it would be useful).
tell app "System Events" to get visible of process "Console"
This is very helpful as I didn't quite manage to find that code before.
I think in the end I'm going to go with this approach - I've realised
that even if I'm concerned about frequently spawning osascript processes
('unnecessarily' i.e. when the app isn't hidden), I could always cache
the result for a second or two. Or I could use the active-window status
as a filter before running this check.
Thanks!
--sam
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