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NSRunLoop question

  • Subject: NSRunLoop question
  • From: Gerben Wierda <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 14 Aug 2002 16:35:01 +0200
I have a foundation-using tool that opens a DO server, listens to it, gets a call for a (oneway) method, executes it and quits. This all works, except for the quits part.

When I have started the DO server, I use

[runLoop run]

where runLoop is either [NSRunLoop currentRunLoop] or [[[NSRunLoop alloc] init] addPort:[handler receivePort] forMode:NSConnectionReplyMode]. Both cases work equally good, but still I do not know how to quit the run loop.

I can of course just exit(), but that is not really nice, apart from that I might want to do something after the [runLoop run].

So, how do I kill a running NSRunLoop?

G
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