Hello,
> What's going on? What is NSApp trying to do that falls over when it's not in
> a bundle, or in another apps bundle on 10.4?
I've solved it. The problem was that [NSApplication sharedApplication] did not
add the app to the Dock for some reason. The following code solves that:
ProcessSerialNumber psn;
GetCurrentProcess(&psn);
TransformProcessType(&psn, kProcessTransformToForegroundApplication);
This is probably naughty, but it does work. I do this directly after the call
to [NSApplication sharedApplication].
BTW Yes I know about kCurrentProcess. It doesn't work. Passing that to
TransformProcessType() causes a crash.
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Best regards,
Peter mailto:[email protected]
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