Thanks everyone, the NSWorkspace class will most likely work for me. I
remember seeing it years ago but havent had a need to use it untill
now. If it turns out to be a computationally expensive method then I
will give the carbon way a try.
On Mar 25, 2008, at 9:11 AM, Jean-Daniel Dupas wrot
And I know this is not what you ask for, but if you need to track
application usage, I suggest you to have a look at thoses carbons
events.
kEventAppLaunched:
kEventAppTerminated:
kEventAppFrontSwitched:
It may avoid you to check the frontmost application using a timer, or
some other
This will give you an NSDictionary with a lot of information about the
active application:
[[NSWorkspace sharedWorkspace] activeApplication];
Ivan
Den 25. mars. 2008 kl. 08:12 skrev Matt Burnett:
Im sure this is not the right list, but it is the closest one i
could think of for this topic
Im sure this is not the right list, but it is the closest one i could
think of for this topic (or maybe carbon-dev).
I am looking to obtain the current foreground application. The
applications path, bundle identifier, or application name would be
fine, however the path would be ideal. I wan
