Re: global variables
Re: global variables
- Subject: Re: global variables
- From: Alex Zavatone <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2013 09:41:31 -0400
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On Jul 18, 2013, at 9:09 AM, 2551 <email@hidden> wrote:
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>> I just checked this and found that only one of my applications has a folder within ~/Library/Saved Application State/
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> That folder is not something you should be writing to yourself, unless you want to corrupt it.
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> That folder is part of OS X’s Resume architecture.
AHA!
I was unaware of this since I still spend most of my time in Snow Leopard so that I can avoid most of the new so called "improvements". Isn't there a defaults write setting that would allow you to disable autoresume for your app? Or at least reinitialize your data after the app thinks it has auto resumed?
> It’s what makes an application restart showing the same window as it had open when it was quit (assuming you haven’t changed that behaviour in System Preferences or by writing to the defaults property preference file in Terminal).
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> If you have nothing in that folder its likely the preference is turned off in System Prefs > General (it was set ‘on’ by default in Lion 10.7, but ‘off’ by default in Mountain Lion 10.8).
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> Best
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> Phil
> http://applehelpwriter.com
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