Re: Alternate for NSUIElement
Re: Alternate for NSUIElement
- Subject: Re: Alternate for NSUIElement
- From: Philip George <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 28 Jul 2002 19:28:24 -0500
If your app has an NSStatusItem and/or launches windows, if you are set
to NSUIElement, you become active and you can accept keyboard events.
Not sure which of these things is a bug, but it does happen. I've been
struggling with that with my app for some time now.
- Philip
On Sunday, July 28, 2002, at 05:34 PM, Keith Stattenfield wrote:
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On 7/27/02 12:48 PM, "Max Seelemann.de" <email@hidden> wrote:
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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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LSBackgroundOnly true
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Causes applications to be background only, and don't show up in the
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Dock or
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in the Force Quit dialog.
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> NSUIElement allows the app to accept focus or become key or become
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> active. NSBGOnly and LSBackgroundOnly do not allow that. They are
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> more
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> for background apps than just removing the icon from the dock and other
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> such things. They do accept clicks, but they do not accept keyboard
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> events.
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Except NSUIElements shouldn't really be able to come to the front, since
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they don't have a menu bar. In Mac OS 10.1 and before, though, they
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would.
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Some future release won't allow NSUIElements to be the frontmost
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application.
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-Keith
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