Re: Substitute for kill(2)? (James Walker)

[Gabriel Zachmann via Cocoa-dev]

>>
> An XPC service isn't an app, and wouldn't you need an app to run an
> NSStatusItem, which I assume is what's meant by a "menu bar item"?

Oh, sorry, PS:
yes, I do create

let statusBar = NSStatusBar.system
statusBarItem_ = statusBar.statusItem( withLength: 
NSStatusItem.variableLength )

in my app ...




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Re: Substitute for kill(2)? (James Walker)

[Gabriel Zachmann via Cocoa-dev]

>>
> An XPC service isn't an app, and wouldn't you need an app to run an
> NSStatusItem, which I assume is what's meant by a "menu bar item"?
>

I am just a beginner in "menu bar items" , but what I have is an

@NSApplicationMain
class AppDelegate: NSObject, NSApplicationDelegate

which Xcode compiles into an app, which, when launched, just sits in the menu 
bar.


> See  for a discussion
> of XPC versus some other methods of communication.
>

Thanks for the link!

Best regards, Gabriel




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