Mac OS X- How to catch Logoff / Restart / Shutdown notifications and do few things before app/process terminates (Backgroud apps / Commandline tool ).
With foreground apps , I can achieve the same by using this delegate .
Select the 'Caches' folder's contents. Click one item or folder in the 'Caches' folder, then press ⌘ Command + A. Doing so selects everything in the 'Caches' folder. 9 Delete the 'Caches' folder's contents.
- (NSApplicationTerminateReply)applicationShouldTerminate:(NSApplication *)sender
But I do not want my application to run in foreground (i.e) shouldn't be shown on DOCK and App switcher . So I gave NSUIElement to 1 .
But during Logoff / shutdown , it does not allow to complete the -applicationShouldTerminate part . It kills the process midway .😢
Can any one please tell me how to achieve this using an app / commandline tool ?!!!
(In short, I need a Mac application that runs in background but gets applicationShouldTerminate's behaviour )
Thanks in advance .
PS : I already have tried NSApplicationActivationPolicy , it does same as NSUIElement 1 .
Regards ,
Gokul
Skitch takes screenshots of your computer screen and lets you edit them without much of a hassle. It is a free software program associated with Evernote, so you can synchronize the data on either app. You can also use the webcam on your PC to take selfies and modify them.
You can quickly take a picture and turn it into a wholly personalized creation.
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You can use it on OS X 10.11 and onwards
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2.7.7