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Observing Carbon Events in a Cocoa app, is it safe?
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Observing Carbon Events in a Cocoa app, is it safe?


  • Subject: Observing Carbon Events in a Cocoa app, is it safe?
  • From: "Sean McBride" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 10:51:44 -0400

Hello,

I need to watch for a Carbon Event in my Cocoa application.  The event is
kEventClassSystem / kEventSystemTimeDateChanged for which there seems to
be no equivalent Cocoa notification. (It notifies when the user has
changed the date in System Preferences.)

I have done the usual Carbon thing and called
InstallApplicationEventHandler() and everything seems to work just fine.

Is this safe to do?  I could not find many docs or posts in the archives
about this.

Thanks!



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