Re: Agent Applications and launchd
Re: Agent Applications and launchd
- Subject: Re: Agent Applications and launchd
- From: Greg Herlihy <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2005 11:22:14 -0500
But zero lines of code trumps either 50 or 1,000 lines of code - and is
infinitely preferable since the corresponding ratio between one and either
of the other two options is . :-)
If the agent app is Tiger-only, simply create an launchd plist configuration
file, place it in either /Library/LaunchAgents (to run for any user) or
~/Library/LaunchAgents (to run for a specific user) and call it a day.
Greg
On 12/31/05 9:08 AM, "Jerry Krinock" <email@hidden> wrote:
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After looking at that new (2005 Sep 27) Apple document referenced by Finlay,
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I was going to ask the same thing that Alberto did: Why use 1000 lines of
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code when the job can be done in 50?
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However, I agree with joar and Finlay that 1000 lines of supported and
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certified code is better than 50 lines of my own code, even if mine is
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tested to my satisfaction. I'll rip out mine and put Apple's in!!!
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I just wish Apple had told me about this new code before I had searched the
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cocoabuilder archives and found the old way of doing it :(
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Thanks for the discussion.
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