Wasn't this discussed a little while ago? Anywho...
> Can anybody help me?
RTFM. The polite version of this acronym means Read The Manual. Using
notifications you can ask to be notified of any number of things, including
system power up.
Use this code, or something very similar to it:
// In my pilot main
case sysAppLaunchCmdSystemReset:
case sysAppLaunchCmdSyncNotify:
if (RomVersionCompatible ( ourFeatureVersion, launchFlags ) == errNone)
RegisterForNotifications();
break;
case sysAppLaunchCmdNotify:
HandleNotification ( (SysNotifyParamType *)cmdPBP );
break;
// The code that registers for notifications
static void RegisterForNotifications( void ) {
UInt16 cardNo;
LocalID dbID;
if (SysCurAppDatabase(&cardNo, &dbID) != errNone)
return; // shouldn't ever fail, but just in case.
SysNotifyRegister ( cardNo, dbID, sysNotifySleepRequestEvent, NULL,
sysNotifyNormalPriority, 0);
}
Replace sysNotifySleepRequestEvent with whatever event you want to trap. This
is much better than writing a system extension (read: hack) and is preferred.
// The function that handles the notifications
static void HandleNotification(SysNotifyParamType *np) {
switch ( np->notifyType ) {
case sysNotifySleepRequestEvent:
// do stuff
break;
default:
// do nothing
break;
}
}
I usually load up my preferences at the top. Enjoy!
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What is matter? Never mind.
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