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Build a release version of the library. To get these recipies, did what
I did before for the debug ones. Ran
$ xcodebuild -scheme dome_key_event_source_simulator -configuration Release
and copy-pasted the result, with these changes:
* Removed "sysroot"-related arguments (for Rust integration)
* Changed absolute paths to use `${HOME}`
* Replaced DerivedData directory path hash with `*`
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Instead of including Cocoa as a whole, include the specific frameworks
that the library depends on. `NSEvent` is in `AppKit` and `CGEvent` etc.
is in `CoreGraphics`.
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I needed to remove the `-isysroot` compiler flag in order to get the
static library to build in my Rust project without the
ld: framework not found ColorSync for architecture x86_64
linker error (which is apparently caused by the fact that I'm building
against a 10.13 SDK on a machine running 10.12, since ColorSync exists
only on 10.13).
Not sure if there's a way to have Xcode not use the `-isysroot` flag and
let us continue to build using `xcodebuild`.
Just copy-pasted the build output including exported environment
variables. I removed machine-specific things like absolute paths to my
home directory and the hash after the DerivedData directory.
Not very clean, but it seems to work.
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Thanks to Xcode's analyser, I was finally clued into the fact that this
`CFRelease` was freeing a non-owned object, resulting in an extra free.
Remove this to resolve our memory management problems.
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I'm getting a SIGTERM or segfault when running the library code from
Rust, so let's turn off ARC just in case and handle memory management
manually.
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Allow this to work on earlier OSes.
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No reason to restrict the platforms this can run on.
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Those variants are deprecated starting in Mac OS 10.12. Use the new ones
for 10.12+ and the old ones otherwise.
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Test with Option-SoundDown, which opens the Sound System Preferences
panel.
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Allow any special key to be simulated.
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Change from Objective-C-style indentation to simple tabbing indentation.
The `:`s weren't aligned with the first one since I added the assignment
(which maybe was in a different repository). Just don't bother with
colon alignment to keep the code under 80 columns.
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When I consolidated the key down and key up code in
289639a636881d79b76d260b775b7a6cf0b51f7b the key simulation stopped
working.
Fix this by altering the type of the array used to store the flag values
and putting them in a single array literal.
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Makes the edit-compile cycle faster.
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Instead of hard-coding the 10.13 SDK.
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Once I got linking working, this confirms that the key simulator
function actually works.
Beef up the Makefile to enable us to properly link the Objective-C
library.
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Based on code from Albert https://stackoverflow.com/users/133374/albert
and Nick Sweeting https://stackoverflow.com/users/2156113/nick-sweeting
on Stack Overflow:
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11045814/emulate-media-key-press-on-mac/11048135#11048135
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10459085/cocoa-simulate-macbook-upper-keys-multimedia-keys/50574159#50574159
Simulates a key press of the "play" media key. Going to adapt this to a
generic function.
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Basic development build rule.
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Initialised with Xcode version 9.2 (9C40b).
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