Hi Paul,
The "suspend" and "resume" messages might be more what you're looking
for. They're sent when your Rev app loses/gains focus as the frontmost
app currently running.
There's always shell() to get info from the OS. For example, to get all
apps in the "Applications" folder that are running, you can do this:
on mouseUp
put shell("ps -A") into tData
filter tData with "*/Applications/*"
put tData into fld 1
end mouseUp
Then you would at least what apps are running.
On the Mac there's probably something you can do with AppleScript to
find out what's running, but someone else will have to address that.
The only way I can think of to really prevent net access outside of Rev
is to run a proxy server on the client that is set up to do that.
If you'll be using shell() much, you might find this Rev plug-in useful:
http://pdslabs.net/stacks/Shell_Command_Help.rev.zip
HTH -
Phil Davis
Paul Gabel wrote:
Hi everybody:
My stack structure is a mainstack splash screen and three substacks.
Within a Rev standalone, is there any way to be notified if the user
opens a web browser or attempts to write an email with a non-Rev
application? Is there any way to prevent it?
"on resumeStack" is not helpful in my case, as, if placed in the
mainstack (which is hidden by now), it is not triggered when I come
back from a web browser. I can't place "on resumeStack" in a substack,
because I am constantly going back and forth between them, and, even
in a standalone, it is triggered.
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions (or even being told to
forget the whole idea).
Paul Gabel
Mac OS X 10.5.5
Rev 3.0
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Phil Davis
PDS Labs
Professional Software Development
http://pdslabs.net
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