On Jan 4, 2011, at 3:20 PM, eveningnick eveningnick wrote:
> Hi Nick
> Thank you
> I've an unusual application that is mainly located in System
> Preferences (its gui part), and which can be uninstalled by clicking a
> button "Uninstall" in that prefpane
>
> better solution would be to programmatically press "Show All" button
> ("back" in System Preferences), but that seems impossible because
> PrefPane reference doesnt mention have to do that.
>
> if someone knows there is a way to click "Show All" from a preference
> pane programmatically, i'd be thankful
> _______________________________________________
>
Definitely just ask the user to Quit System Preferences if it is running.
With all that you seem to be doing there, it may be better to just have a stand
alone uninstaller.
If an app *really* requires an installer/uninstaller, then it it is not so
trivial to install/uninstall.
An app that does the status-menu-item, managed-by-system-preferences-pane
thing, that should have a separate uninstaller.
The only way it's going to be easier is to have an app that is drag and drop
install/uninstall.
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