On Wednesday, October 29, 2003, at 01:35 AM, Alexander Malmberg wrote:
Adam Fedor wrote:I think if we are just discussing a bug report we could just reply via the big mailing list and not go to the trouble of adding entries to the bug report itself.
I don't know if I can add a Reply-To: header to make that easier.
On the other hand, replying in the bug report keeps the information
about the bug collected in one place, so it isn't a completely pointless
exercise. :)
Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:So ... I see two things to be fixed:
a) activate running app if we call the api to launch it.
This is what the patch we're looking at fixes. The current working
version does so by adding a method to GSListener, and I'm still thinking
about whether doing that is a Good Thing or not.
Adding a new method like application:activateIgnoringOtherApps: to
the GSServicesManager class following the same scheme as
application:openFile: etc looks like the cleanest/simplest way to do that.
Methods named 'application:...' are already passed to the application
delegate or to the manager object.
Changing the code of the GSListener class itsself would be a little more complex I suppose.
As the NSWorkpace class already has a connection to the application, it seems a pity not to use it, but another approach would be to add a new workspace notification to tell the app to activate itsself.
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