I basically wonder if an event (which you can listen to) is fired when a window is closed in Finder (OS X)?

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In what sense? What do you really want to do? Can you give us some context? – slhck Oct 10 '11 at 12:43
@slhck I wish to make a small application/extension that gives OS X the functionality of "undoing" the closure of a Finder window. As im not even sure if its possible, I figured I would start by checking if Finder even fires an event for such an action (from which you could then in turn extract information about the firing window, such as path etc). Im new to OS X programming so I might be completely fumbling in the dark here... – Xiiph Oct 13 '11 at 5:40
If you want to do programming, you should rather ask this on Stack Overflow, but give a little more explanation as to what exactly you want to do (like you did in the comment here). – slhck Oct 13 '11 at 9:21
@slhck I was abit unsure wether this was the right place or not. I will try Stack Overflow instead. Thank you :) – Xiiph Oct 13 '11 at 12:29
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