Re: An NSTask can only be run once ??
Re: An NSTask can only be run once ??
- Subject: Re: An NSTask can only be run once ??
- From: Nathan Day <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 5 May 2002 21:12:37 +0930
I think you mis-read the documentation, it says
An NSTask can only be run once. Subsequent attempts to run an NSTask
raises an error.
ie you create an instance run it once and then get rid of it when it's
finished. No reason you can't have more then one instance running at the
same time
On Sunday, May 5, 2002, at 08:15 PM, kubernan wrote:
Comparing performances between the Unix find command launched via
NSTask in a cocoa app
and the enumeratorAtPath from NSFileManager it seems the NSTask is
faster.
I'd like to use this one in a multiple window app, but i read in the
documentation
that only one NSTask can run at once.
Is there a way to use multiple NSTask ? (in a multithread way may be ?).
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