On Thu, Oct 6, 2016 at 12:44 PM, J. Landman Gay
wrote:
> You can create your own system globals by prepending "$" to the variable
> name. If you do that in the appleEvent handler then later whenever you need
> it, you can access the global. Unless things have changed since I last used
> it, apple
Seems like it could fire earlier but I guess it ensures consistency when
double-clicking/dropping a document irrespective of whether the app is open or
not. Although, if you’re using custom urls on iOS – which are sort of analogous
– then mobileGetLaunchURL() is available at preopenstack.
Terry
In both LC 6.7.11 and LC 8.1.0 the appleEvent message for when the
standalone is launched with a document is NOT send under AFTER openCard
EVEN if prior message handles include a WAIT ... WITH MESSAGES.
I think this is a BUG? Does anyone else agree?
For example, here is the startup messages of an
You can create your own system globals by prepending "$" to the variable
name. If you do that in the appleEvent handler then later whenever you need
it, you can access the global. Unless things have changed since I last used
it, appleEvent is sent immediately during startup .
Or you could use
Does anyone have any good code for this?
On 10/5/2016 5:56 PM, Paul Dupuis wrote:
> Okay list gurus:
>
> What is the best practice method for determine whether a Standalone app
> under OSX was opened with a document (by drag and drop or double-click)?
>
> I have an appleevent handler that get any
Okay list gurus:
What is the best practice method for determine whether a Standalone app
under OSX was opened with a document (by drag and drop or double-click)?
I have an appleevent handler that get any doc dropped on the app while
it is running. I was also checking this after startup (and by st
