Re: Alternate for NSUIElement
Re: Alternate for NSUIElement
- Subject: Re: Alternate for NSUIElement
- From: Philip George <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 27 Jul 2002 15:15:30 -0500
NSBGOnly
and
LSBackgroundOnly
These are synonymous as far as I have been able to tell. I don't know
if they plan to remove NSBGOnly and only use LSBackgroundOnly, but the
latter showed up in later documentation and the documentation (if I
remember correctly) implies that NSBGOnly may later be deprecated.
Again, from what I have observed, they behave identically.
BUT...
They don't behave exactly like NSUIElement.
NSUIElement allows the app to accept focus or become key or become
active. NSBGOnly and LSBackgroundOnly do not allow that. They are more
for background apps than just removing the icon from the dock and other
such things. They do accept clicks, but they do not accept keyboard
events.
They are all implemented in the same way though. You set the key's
STRING value to 1.
Good luck.
- Philip
On Saturday, July 27, 2002, at 02:48 PM, Max Seelemann.de wrote:
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Hi,
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is there an alternate way to don't show an app in the dock than using
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NSUIElement??
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thanx for any help
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MAX
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