Ok Thanks, will check it out...
Memo (Mehmet S. Akten)
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On 11 Jun 2008, at 01:20, Adam Leonard wrote:
LaunchServices or NSWorkspace (which uses LS) is still probably your
best option, as NSTask is not really designed to deal with GUI apps.
To terminate the ap
There are a few ways of using Launch Services to find an application
without needing to specify its URL. For example, you can find an
application using its bundle ID using:
FSRef fsRefApp;
OSStatus err = LSFindApplicationForInfo( kLSUnknownCreator,
CFSTR("au.com.foo.Bar")
LaunchServices or NSWorkspace (which uses LS) is still probably your
best option, as NSTask is not really designed to deal with GUI apps.
To terminate the app, you can send a quit apple event or use
applescript. This has come up recently, so search the list archives.
To detect when the user
Hi, that looks great thanks, I've just been looking through the
documentation, but I don't think it allows control over terminating
the app, or detecting when its closed. I would like to have that level
of control (just terminate, and detect if user close it) - which is
why I was opting for
[[NSWorkspace sharedWorkspace] launchApplication:@"Safari"];
On Jun 10, 2008, at 4:55 PM, Memo Akten wrote:
Hi all, i'm writing an app that launches some default apps like
safari, itunes, iphoto etc using NSTask. I was wondering if there is
a way of writing the launch url not fully hardcod
On Jun 10, 2008, at 4:55 PM, Memo Akten wrote:
Hi all, i'm writing an app that launches some default apps like
safari, itunes, iphoto etc using NSTask. I was wondering if there is
a way of writing the launch url not fully hardcoded but using some
system variables / methods etc.?
Take a
