Re: Script server as faceless background application?
Re: Script server as faceless background application?
- Subject: Re: Script server as faceless background application?
- From: James Sentman <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 29 May 2002 15:50:33 -0400
NSUIElement is the older, now-deprecated version of LSUIElement.
They both have the same effect, though.
I wasn't aware of this, but I will change it in some future version.
As you say it doesn't seem to make any difference at the moment.
If the application is truly background-only, however, then you
actually want LSBGOnly. LSUIElement is for applications that don't
show up in the dock and don't have a menu bar but *do* have user
interface -- a floating window, for example. The Dock is one
example; Script Runner is another.
This I was aware of, but decided to go for the UI element anyway.
Just incase the script tried to open a window or display a dialog or
something, I wanted it to be able to.
Perhaps a future version should let you specify how you want the flags set...
Thanks!
James
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