Apologies if I am asking in the wrong place. When I plug in my laptop to my network, it appears in the finder as an available shared device. The finder obviously gets notice that a new device is available. Anyone know how to capture that particular message?
I would like to automount the disk from the work computer (and also from the Home computer), but I would rather be responding to an event rather than just running the script every 5 minutes as a cron job.
The cron job might actually be the way to go....
On 7/30/09 12:44 PM, in article 6109187a0907301244w2b5ada71y63911f4c89d30476@mail.gmail.com, "brad tittle" brad.tittle@trainnow.net wrote:
When I plug in my laptop to my network, it appears in the finder as an available shared device. The finder obviously gets notice that a new device is available. Anyone know how to capture that particular message?
Well, it depends who you are. Are you the Finder? The Finder is a Carbon app and probably does it by registering for the appropriate Carbon Event. Are you a Cocoa app? A Cocoa app would likely do it by registering for an NSWorkspace notification.
No polling ("cron job", as you call it) is involved.
Very hard to see what this has to do with TextMate... m.
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