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/*  

    main.m

    SeeMyFriends

    Version: 1.1

    Copyright (c) 2006 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.

    SeeMyFriend is a very simple example that shows how to integrate SyncServices into a Carbon based application.

    It displays all user's Contact data in a very simple way ( first name, last name, picture if present) in a custom 

    HIView, which is updated when the contacts are changed by another sync client. SeeMyFriend itself does not allow 

    modification of data, and is a read only sync client. Therefore it does not have an explicit sync button and will be 

    triggered only when other clients syncing the same kind of data will synchronize. It triggers a sync only at launch to

    update its data. A way to test SeeMyFriends is to change some data (like a frist name or lats name attribute) in 

    Address Book and wait for the change to be synchronized. It will auomatically appear in SeeMyFriends.

    SeeMyFriends sync data are archived between two launches of the app in a subfolder of ~/Library/Application Support.

    The archiving is done using the HIArchive mechanism.

    SeeMyFriend is using Model-View-Controller paradigm in a Carbon application. A controller object (SMFWindowController) 

    is created and is managing the content of the main window, as well as interaction with SyncServices.

*/

#import <Carbon/Carbon.h>

#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>

#import <SyncServices/SyncServices.h>

#import "SMFWindowController.h"

SMFWindowController *gMainWindowController;

int main(int argc, char* argv[])

{

    IBNibRef        nibRef;

    NSAutoreleasePool   *pool;

    OSStatus        err;

    //Create an autorelease pool for Foundation objects. Note that this is not the most optimized way 

    //to manage memory as objects in the pool won't be released before this one is destroyed. Use of local

    //pools is certainly more cleaver.

    pool = [[NSAutoreleasePool alloc] init];

    //Register our custom HIView to display the Address Book content

    err = SMFPeopleViewRegister();

    require_noerr( err, EXIT );

    // Create a Nib reference passing the name of the nib file (without the .nib extension)

    err = CreateNibReference(CFSTR("main"), &nibRef);

    require_noerr( err, EXIT );

    // Once the nib reference is created, set the menu bar. 

    err = SetMenuBarFromNib(nibRef, CFSTR("MenuBar"));

    require_noerr( err, EXIT);

    DisposeNibReference(nibRef);

    //Create the controller for the main window. See SMFWindowController.h/SMFWindowController.m

    gMainWindowController = [[SMFWindowController alloc] init];

    [gMainWindowController showWindow];

    // Call the event loop

    RunApplicationEventLoop();

EXIT:

    //release everything

    [gMainWindowController release];

    [pool release];

    return err;

}