Le 18 mars 09 à 05:45, Jerry Krinock a écrit :
On 2009 Mar 15, at 09:03, Jean-Daniel Dupas wrote (in thread "GUI
Calls in Tool Executable..."):
Just to complete the answer, the correct way to display alert from
a background process is to use the CFUserNotification API.
Thanks, I wasn't even aware of that. I was thinking of using Growl
if my agent ever needed to speak with the user. After a few minutes
of reading, it appears that ...
Advantages of Growl:
Probably looks nicer
Configurable by user
Objective-C -- API looks easier to use
Advantages of CFUserNotification
No extra framework to package
Not configurable by user (Good if you don't want this)
No AppKit -- safe for use in daemons
Any other Growl vs. CFUserNotification considerations that one
should be aware of?
CFUserNotification is interactive. It returns user choices: which
button was pressed, if an eventual check box was checked, and it can
also contains a text field.
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