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Re: Querying the front application

Subject: Re: Querying the front application
From: Rosyna <email@hidden>
Date: Sun, 9 Jul 2006 01:05:48 -0700

Call GetFrontProcess() to get the front process and install a carbon event handler for kEventClassApplication/kEventAppFrontSwitched.

Ack, at 7/9/06, Alexander Powell said:

Is there a currently recommended way for a Cocoa app to register for a notification or something when the front-most application changes?
After that's done, how could one query what application is now the front-most?
I have a need to write a simple faceless utility that only does its thing when a particular application is in the foreground.

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