On Wed, 2006-06-21 at 10:49 +0200, Steve Frécinaux wrote: > Ross Burton wrote: > > > Primary use case for not forking is that it makes it trivial to write a > > script that launches a program, user does something in it, and then the > > script can continue when the program has exited. If Gedit forked when > > it started I wouldn't be able to use it as $EDITOR in cvs commit for > > example. > > Well, in fact you can't now, because of a bug due to the single instance > stuff (ie it's not blocking when you already have an instance of gedit). > > This might be solved by adding a --wait option or such for these case, > but it's not done yet.
Never let reality get in the way of a good example, that's what I say.
Yes, the single-instance stuff needs a --wait or something. In fact
I'll add this to the single-instance SoC project wiki page.
Ross
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