Jacque wrote:
On 6/13/11 7:41 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
2. If this is indeed a documentation bug and what I see in my tests is
what happens for everyone, how can I determine whether the app was
launched with "-ui" or not?
Have you tried "if there is a window <mainstack> then..." ?
Thanks for the idea -
I had no success trying either that or "if the windows is empty", but I
did find something useful which may be promising:
Apparently, the windowID of the mainstack is 1 when launched with -ui,
and 0 when launched normally.
On OS X and Linux this works great: I simply check the windowID, and if
it's 1 then I finish what I'm doing and quit when run with -ui.
On Windows XP, however, I run into an odd issue: I can find a way to
have the app quit itself after launching with -ui without generating an
OS error.
Anyone here have experience using faceless standalones on Windows that
might help solve that?
BTW: My report bug was unnecessary - seems Mark Wieder had reported this
issue some time ago:
<http://quality.runrev.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1644>
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