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Re: Notifications of filesystem changes

Subject: Re: Notifications of filesystem changes
From: Yann Bizeul <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2005 21:47:17 +0200

Do I need to use kqueue? The wrapper class at http://www.zathras.de/ programming/sourcecode.htm will certainly help. But if there's a built-in Cocoa class, I would prefer to use that instead.

Yes, kqueue works fine, as long as you don't need this on network volumes.

Perhaps it's better just to update every N minutes and provide an "Update Now" command in case the user is impatient?

Yes, I would use kqueue, much smarter :-)

FYI, if you need to operate on network volumes, I did not find any solutions but polling :-/

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