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'finish-launching' is more like a OS X message name, and in atom-shell it means initialization has done, so 'ready' seems to be a better name and more easy to remember. The 'will-finish-launching' event just represents the corresponding message on OS X and is the same with 'ready' on other platforms, so we keep its name to indicate that it's only useful for OS X specified code.
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CoffeeScript
35 lines
939 B
CoffeeScript
BrowserWindow = require 'browser-window'
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EventEmitter = require('events').EventEmitter
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bindings = process.atomBinding 'app'
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Application = bindings.Application
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Application::__proto__ = EventEmitter.prototype
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app = new Application
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app.getHomeDir = ->
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process.env[if process.platform is 'win32' then 'USERPROFILE' else 'HOME']
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app.setApplicationMenu = (menu) ->
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require('menu').setApplicationMenu menu
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app.getApplicationMenu = ->
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require('menu').getApplicationMenu()
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app.commandLine =
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appendSwitch: bindings.appendSwitch,
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appendArgument: bindings.appendArgument
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if process.platform is 'darwin'
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app.dock =
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bounce: (type='informational') -> bindings.dockBounce type
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cancelBounce: bindings.dockCancelBounce
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setBadge: bindings.dockSetBadgeText
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getBadge: bindings.dockGetBadgeText
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# Support old event name.
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app.once 'ready', -> app.emit 'finish-launching'
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# Only one App object pemitted.
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module.exports = app
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