On 2015-11-29 03:30, Mike McKee wrote:
Currently nothing like that exists on
OSX, but does exist on Windows via the Inno Setup and InstallShield
platforms.
I would like to add that if you want to distribute an application on OS
X you should do that according to the standards of the platform,
On 2015-11-29 09:03, Mike McKee wrote:
A few interesting things here. I tried to do these things via the new
Apple language, Swift.
* You can enum windows, but unlike Microsoft Windows, you have no
permissions to hide a window. BTW, hiding a window is a window object
method called orderOut(nil),
On 2015-11-29 03:30, Mike McKee wrote:
I'm coding an antivirus application for the Mac, using a third-party
antivirus engine, in Qt/C++. It needs some things to run under high
privileges. As far as I know, you can't do that with a DMG package, but
can do it with a PKG package.
You can do that
A few interesting things here. I tried to do these things via the
new Apple language, Swift.
* You can enum windows, but unlike Microsoft Windows, you have no
permissions to hide a window. BTW, hiding a window is a window
object method called orderOut(nil), and they only permit it on
your own
On Saturday, 28 November 2015 at 14:05:37 UTC, Jacob Carlborg
wrote:
If you can't/don't want to go with the App Store then why not
the second option?
I'm coding an antivirus application for the Mac, using a
third-party antivirus engine, in Qt/C++. It needs some things to
run under high privil
On 2015-11-28 11:40, Mike McKee wrote:
Does anyone have a demo that shows how I can call the native OSX API to
draw a basic window that's minimizable and can be closed?
I was thinking of making an installer for the Mac, you see. So for
instance, people would download a very thin .app file and ru
On Saturday, 28 November 2015 at 10:40:19 UTC, Mike McKee wrote:
Does anyone have a demo that shows how I can call the native
OSX API to draw a basic window that's minimizable and can be
closed?
I was thinking of making an installer for the Mac, you see. So
for instance, people would download
Does anyone have a demo that shows how I can call the native OSX
API to draw a basic window that's minimizable and can be closed?
I was thinking of making an installer for the Mac, you see. So
for instance, people would download a very thin .app file and run
that. Because it only uses native w
