Set your program as a User Agent with launchd on install (i.e., a login
item). launchd will make sure your program is running when the user logs in.
Then, take a look at the NSTimer docs to implement the every-so-often
part of it.
--Daniel Richman
Pierce Freeman wrote:
Hi everyone:
I am wondering how to create a background process that will only run when
the user is logged in and will run every certain minutes (a bit like Time
Machine). I am also not sure in which way the action in the background
process would be programmed, so any information regarding this would be
great.
Thanks for any help.
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