Re: Cocoa daemon
Re: Cocoa daemon
- Subject: Re: Cocoa daemon
- From: Laurent Daudelin <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 21:47:28 -0500
on 12/11/03 19:17, Kris Kopicki at email@hidden wrote:
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Hi,
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I've written a simple Cocoa app that basically listens for
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NSWorkspaceWillLaunchApplicationNotification's. Is there anyway to make
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such an application a daemon? NSWorkspace seems dependent on
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NSApplication, and to my knowledge the only way to do a cocoa daemon is
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using daemon() and NSRunLoop. I'm sure it can probably be done using
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carbon, but I'm trying to avoid carbon as I'm not all that familiar
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with it.
I've never wrote a daemon in Cocoa (or otherwise), but since NSWorkspace is
part on AppKit, it might be a little hard to write a daemon using it. Did
you try creating a tool project and then add the AppKit framework?
-Laurent.
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