Suspends the handling of the current event and returns an ID that must be used to resume the handling of the event if an Apple event is being handled on the current thread.
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func suspendCurrentAppleEvent() -> NSApple An Apple event is being handled on the current thread if current does not return nil. Returns zero otherwise. The suspended event is no longer the current event after this method returns.
func appleGiven a nonzero suspension returned by an invocation of suspend, returns the descriptor for the event whose handling was suspended.
var currentReturns the descriptor for current if an Apple event is being handled on the current thread.
var currentReturns the corresponding reply event descriptor if an Apple event is being handled on the current thread.
func replyGiven a nonzero suspension returned by an invocation of suspend, returns the corresponding reply event descriptor.
func resume(withGiven a nonzero suspension returned by an invocation of suspend, signal that handling of the suspended event may now continue.
func setGiven a nonzero suspension returned by an invocation of suspend, sets the values that will be returned by subsequent invocations of current and current to be the event whose handling was suspended and its corresponding reply event, respectively.
typealias NSAppleIdentifies an Apple event whose handling has been suspended. Can be used to resume handling of the Apple event.