Re: NSTimer in Tiger
Re: NSTimer in Tiger
- Subject: Re: NSTimer in Tiger
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 8 Jul 2005 18:12:53 +0200
On 8 jul 2005, at 18.04, Julio Cesar Silva dos Santos wrote:
I have an application that uses an NSTimer to monitor another
application (if it is running, paused, etc.) and it worked fine in
Panther but now I have made an upgrade to Tiger using XCode 2.1 and
the app behaviour has changed. When the monitored application is
not running, every time the NSTimer fires the main app hangs
showing the multicolored mouse pointer. The monitoring method calls
an AppleScript that checks the state of the other application (by
calling "if process 'AppName' exists then'). When the other app is
already running, there is no hanging. Has anybody noticed this
behaviour?
I don't quite see what NSTimer has to do with this? It seems more
likely that the behaviour of your script has changed. What happens if
you run it from the Script Editor?
If you break in the debugger when the app is hanging, what is the
backtrace?
j o a r
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