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It doesn't work with Books in context of reading an element's value. Have you tried it?
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I also tried 3rd party UI Browser app. It doesn't show the labels' text either, only nil's and "" instead of the actual values.The only app that is able to read is Apple's Accessibility Inspector.I checked the entitlements of the Accessibility Inspector, and it contains these values:<dict> <key>com.apple.private.accessibility.inspection</key> <true/> <key>com.apple.private.speech.synthesis.custom.voices.allow</key> <true/> <key>com.apple.private.tcc.allow</key> <array> <string>kTCCServiceAccessibility</string> </array></dict>I understand that com.apple.private.tcc.allow basically bypasses the need to add the app to Security & Privacy. Could it be that "com.apple.private.accessibility.inspection" is the one that allows the inspector to access text fields in the Books app? Sadly these entitlements cant be added to non-apple apps, though...
Thanks for the elaborate answer John. That works.
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>My thought is to monitor the mouse enter/exit and set the background color accordingly.But how would you modify the background color, so that the overall looks of the button remains "standard"? AFAIK there is only CALayer backgroundColor, but it doesn't look good. Otherwise the button has standard Aquaish looks with gray "accents".The only thing that came to my mind after experimenting with the nsbuttoncell, is that I have to draw the whole thing by hand, including the title, the borders, the button images (respecting alignment) and handling button states, also intercepting the mouse events.
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Thanks for the reply John.It is crucial that the string disappears once the app terminates in any way - either by getting a signal or a normal termination.
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Hello Quinn, No, they are neither sandboxed nor published at the AppStore.These are the requirements:1) upon its launch, an app must publish a string to some global namespace, so other instances of the app can detect whether they are ran with the same configuration.2) upon termination, operating system must remove this string from the global namespace. Thank you
