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SpringBoard is the application launcher for the iPhone; it provides all application launching services, icon management, statusbar control, and everything else that's supposed to be filled in on this page at a later date. | SpringBoard is the application launcher for the iPhone; it provides all application launching services, icon management, statusbar control, and everything else that's supposed to be filled in on this page at a later date. | ||
== Workflow logging == | |||
SpringBoard reserves UNIX signal 31 (SIGUSR2) to toggle workflow logging. It can log pushing/popping [[SBDisplay|displays]] from [[SBDisplayStack|display stacks]], application launching, etc. | |||
Sending signal 31 to SpringBoard will rotate between these 4 logging styles: | |||
# Stop logging. | |||
# Start silent logging. | |||
# Start logging to syslog. | |||
# Dump workflow log. | |||
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Revision as of 09:03, 25 October 2009
| SpringBoard | |
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| com.apple.springboard | |
| Available Since | 1.0 |
| Class Prefix | SB |
| /System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app | |
SpringBoard is the application launcher for the iPhone; it provides all application launching services, icon management, statusbar control, and everything else that's supposed to be filled in on this page at a later date.
Workflow logging
SpringBoard reserves UNIX signal 31 (SIGUSR2) to toggle workflow logging. It can log pushing/popping displays from display stacks, application launching, etc.
Sending signal 31 to SpringBoard will rotate between these 4 logging styles:
- Stop logging.
- Start silent logging.
- Start logging to syslog.
- Dump workflow log.
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