(I believe, this is the former LSUIElement property.)
Now I would like to display an alert dialog.Unfortunately, this does not work; it even seems it makes the application hang.
The code for the alert box looks like this: // NSAlert *alert = [NSAlert alertWithMessageText: @"Bla!" // defaultButton: @"OK" alternateButton: nil otherButton: nil // informativeTextWithFormat: @"bla." ]; // [alert runModal]; I also tried NSRunAlertPanel() to no avail.When I switch off the property "application is background only", then everything is fine.
Any suggestions, how I can still display alert or informative dialogs in my background-only app will be highly appreciated.
Best regards,
Gabriel.
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Eigentlich bin ich ganz anders, nur komme ich so selten dazu.
( Ödön von Horváth )
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