Found it. Need to add:
<key>LSUIElement</key>
<true/>
to the Info.plist for the application, and it hides the launcher presence and
the system menu. The task tray icon still displays.
On 1/26/2016 3:18 PM, Bob Hood wrote:
Hey, guys.
I have a small "helper" Qt application that just adds an icon to the Windows
task tray, and manages the life cycle of a process intended to run in the
background. This "helper" is just a convenient interface for the user. It
works fine under Windows. Appears in the task tray, provides a context menu,
has no main window or other presence on the desktop.
This same code under OS X shows the icon in the OS X equivalent of the task
try along with the context menu. However, it also shows an entry in the
launcher at the bottom, and provides a second "standard" menu with
"standard" menu options (i.e., options I did not create).
Whats the best way to hide these unneeded and unwanted extra items (launcher
presence and system menu) so the behavior is consistent between the platforms?
Thanks.
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