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Foundation tool question


  • Subject: Foundation tool question
  • From: Rob Rix <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 30 May 2001 05:21:38 -0400

I have just completed (I hope!) the grunt work in a Foundation tool I've been making. Only one problem remains: It quits immediately upon launching.

In the main file, I have a timer set up that calls a method in the main work object every five seconds. After that, not a thing. Now, I understand why it's quitting. That's kind of slap-your-forehead, "of course!" behaviour; it's obvious. My question is: How should I keep it from quitting?

Note that my tool does not normally require input from the user, as it's going to be run in a client/server set up via DO with a GUI-based app.

I considered using the plain old stdin (assuming that's possible), but for testing purposes, my tool does quite a few NSLog's. I am going on the assumption that NSLog's will go to the terminal, not the console, when you run the tool from the console.

So, can I use a loop that checks stdin (scanf, et al) for an escape character (x or whatever)? If so, should I, or is there a better solution until I set up DO with this?

Thanks for your time, and I hope I've been clear enough,

-- Rob

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