Den 18. juni. 2008 kl. 14:22 skrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ivan C Myrvold wrote on 2008-06-18 13:07:50:
I have developed a daemon that have an Objective-C class
"ApplicationWatcher" which checks the foreground applications with
NSWorkspace.
In my main I create the ApplicationWatcher, and the class starts an
NSTimer.
This is probably a stupid question, but I want the daemon to continue
running, but at the end of main the daemon quit, even if I have an
NSTimer running.
So what should I do in main to have the daemon running?
In an ordinary Cocoa application the main contains "return
NSApplicationMain(argc, (const char **) argv);", but as this is a
daemon I can't call this.
The bit of NSApplicationMain() which you need to replicate is the run
loop. Timers get scheduled in run loops. Have a look at the NSRunLoop
documentation (you probably want [[NSRunLoop currentRunLoop] run]).
Cheers,
Graham.
That worked perfectly. Thanks!
Ivan
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