Posted when the Finder did unmount a device.
SDK
Framework
class let didUnmountNotification: NSNotification.Name
This notification is delivered even if a volume was forcibly and immediately made unavailable, such as when a drive is simply unplugged.
The notification object is the shared NSWorkspace instance. The user dictionary contains a key @"NSDevice that returns the path where the device was mounted, as a string.
class let willPosted when the Finder is about to launch an app.
class let didPosted when a new app has started up.
class let didPosted when an app finishes executing.
class let sessionPosted after a user session is switched in.
class let sessionPosted before a user session is switched out.
class let didPosted when the Finder hid an app.
class let didPosted when the Finder unhid an app.
class let didPosted when the Finder is about to activate an app.
class let didPosted when the Finder deactivated an app.
class let didPosted when a volume changes its name and/or mount path. These typically change simultaneously, in which case only one notification is posted.
class let didPosted when a new device has been mounted.
class let willPosted when the Finder is about to unmount a device.
class let didPosted when a file operation has been performed in the receiving app.
class let didPosted when the Finder file labels or colors change.
class let activePosted when a Spaces change has occurred.
class let didPosted when the machine wakes from sleep.
class let willPosted when the user has requested a logout or that the machine be powered off.
class let willPosted before the machine goes to sleep.
class let screensPosted when the machine’s screen goes to sleep.
class let screensPosted when the machine’s screens wake.
class let accessibilityPosted when any of the accessibility display options change.
The following keys are available in the user parameter of the notification named did.
The following keys are available in the user parameter of the notification named did.