I’m just wondering how an iPad/iPhone application can stop… when I stop the application (double click on home button, then long click on my application icon then click on (-) ), GDB tells me it receives a SIGKILL signal and that’s it… the application don’t stop really…
I’ve tried to call JUCEApplication::getInstance()->systemRequestQuit() without more success…
I think the official Apple instructions are that an app should never decide to quit itself - it should wait until the user presses the home button, and exit that way…
Yes sure, but it is possible to force an application to stop from the multitasking bar, as I described in the previous message…
But ok, I can manage with immortal application but I need at least to be able to make it disconnected from the network while in background (it is a CopperLan application, so it is continuously active on the network while running). So is there a way with Juce to detect when the application goes in background and come back active again? I’m thinking to handle the window visibility, but it seems to me quite makeshift job…