One instance of the program on Linux (?)
One instance of the program on Linux (?)
How to make sure that when the program is started again, it passes the startup parameters to the first program. For example, if we click on a file, it opens in the editor, if we click on the second file, it also opens in the editor, replacing the current file or in a new tab. The only problem is to transfer the file, or rather the startup parameters.
Re: One instance of the program on Linux (?)
Via pipe or temporary file
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Re: One instance of the program on Linux (?)
Under Linux you can either use sockets or the D-Bus for the communication between applications.
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Re: One instance of the program on Linux (?)
I need to see how it's done in the IDE sources. Maybe I'll understand something.