That looks exactly as the functionality I was looking for.
Thus, the whole task should be divided into next steps:
1. Set delegate for current NSApp.
2. In above delegate implement -applicationShouldTerminate: method and
return NSTerminateLater.
3. Say, this delegate (or some other object) received Notification
saying that application is fine to quit now (after all necessary steps
performed) then call [NSApp replyToApplicationTerminate:YES] and
Application will proceed with quitting.
Is that right? Sorry, but I am a freshman in Mac programming :).
Samvel.
On Mar 23, 2008, at 10:24 PM, Sherm Pendley wrote:
On Sun, Mar 23, 2008 at 9:55 PM, Samvel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I have defined class (say, Download) that uses NSURLConnection to
download something from internet. My application is Cocoa with UI. I
want to call:
[Download cancel]
and wait for notification from this class once user quits application.
In your app delegate, implement -applicationShouldTerminate: to call
the above cancel method and return NSTerminateLater. Then, when the
cancellation is done, call [NSApp replyToApplicationTerminate:YES].
Or NO, to cancel the termination request.
sherm--
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