Re: setting the cursor from an NSBackgroundOnly app
Re: setting the cursor from an NSBackgroundOnly app
- Subject: Re: setting the cursor from an NSBackgroundOnly app
- From: Chase <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 16 Jul 2005 12:18:43 -0500
Use LSUIElement = 1 instead?
Assume for the moment that i can't use LSUIElement for some other
unrelated reason.
How can I work around this while still using LSBackgroundOnly.
actually. forget what i just said. this would definitely resolve
about a half dozen hacky workarounds i've implemented to get around
default LSBackground behavior.
when you mentioned LSUIElement, it made me think... what was it that
bugged me so much about it in the first place?
it's been so long since i decided that i didn't like it that i
actually forgot what my reason was.
i just set it in info.plist and ran it and it's great! and, the
thing that used to bug me is that the app becomes key when you click
on it, but that will actually be perfect for dealing with this window
(in MANY respects, not just this one). waaaaay back when i decided i
didn't like LSUIElement, the app had no window. it was ONLY a status
item in the menubar. it seemed funky becoming key with no window.
anyway, let's say i do use LSUIElement. the only problem i can think
of would be: when the window is closed, i want to relinquish control
back to whatever app had control before me.
how can i "give up" being the key app?
if i can get that to work, it'll be PERFECT.
thanks.
- chase
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