Re: Output from NSTask and modal window
Re: Output from NSTask and modal window
- Subject: Re: Output from NSTask and modal window
- From: "Sven-S. Porst" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2002 21:09:45 +0100
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You want to take a look at the documentation for modal run loops and the
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different modes they support. Check out the following topic on run loops:
Thanks, I had a look at these topics after Christophe's hint yesterday.
My impression was that run loops are nothing I want/should manipulate
myself (given that I know nothing about ports and stuff) but only be
aware of their existence and the trouble they may cause.
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Specifically, look at the information on runloop modes, and check out
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the different ways in NSApplication to run a modal window -- at least
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one allows you to specify the runloop mode.
Perhaps I'm blind but I don't see one. All I find are runModalForWindow:
and the [begin|run|stop]ModalSession ones, none of which allow me to
specify a run loop mode. There's still the strange NSModalSession type,
which isn't documented as far as I can tell - so it might be hidden in
there - or there are the NSEventTrackingRunLoopMode and
NSModalPanelRunLoopMode constants in the NSApplication documentation
which are 'description forthcoming'. Could you please point me to the
method you have in mind as I am not very successful at finding it?
[As you may have read by now, I figured out a way to make things work but
I suspect that it is to be considered a 'workaround' rather than a
'solution' of the problem given that it causes my app to use lots of
processing time for doing nothing - so I am still interesting in finding
a proper way to do this.]
Thanks for any help.
Sven
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