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Re: NSTimer questons
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Re: NSTimer questons


  • Subject: Re: NSTimer questons
  • From: Stéphane Sudre <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2004 12:50:37 +0200

Le Jul 6, 2004, ` 12:29 PM, Kodex a icrit :

I am working on a system preference pane and i want to
have a timer running in it so i can update things at
boot and keep updating them to shutdown. The issue is
my timer stops working as soon as you quit System
Preferences and dosnt load at boot? I was wondering if
i am using the wrong kind of timer for this or if i
just wasnt coding it right. If someone could give me
some examples or point me in the right direction it
would really help me out. Thanks in advance.

Why would the timer be running when the system preference pane is not loaded?

System Preferences pane are only loaded and running when System Preferences.app is running and they have been shown at least once.

What you're looking for is probably a system daemon that you would launch with a startup script or the bootstrap thing on Mac OS X 10.3.
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