Helloo:
Thanks a lot for the info. When it says I have a new window, I have no
way of getting to that window. presumably that's where the variable gets
its name and everything. Does the window just pop up, or do you need to
do something special to get there?
Thanks for the help, I really appreciate it.
On 11/11/2013 2:01 PM, Barry Hadder wrote:
Hey Ty,
When the vo cursor is on the unknown to the right of the new referencing
outlet, you want to rout the mouse to vo. You said route vo to the mouse, but
you might have just miss worded that. I had to make sure though.
You don’t really need to turn cursor tracking off when you create an outlet,
you only need to do that when you connect a place holder to an outlet, but it
still should work. Make sure that when you move vo to the header file that you
interact with the edit area and move it to the correct place in the class
definition.
Don’t worry about the new window message. If you here it, that means you are
doing something right.
I’m glad you are trying this, so let me know if you are still having problems.
On Nov 11, 2013, at 11:33 AM, Littlefield, Tyler <ty...@tysdomain.com> wrote:
hello all:
I had a quick question regarding xcode with voiceover.
I listened to the maccessibility podcast and I'm still a bit confused.
I am trying to create an outlet in xcode. I have my assistant editor open and I
select the button I want to create the outlet for. I go to the inspector and
find the unknown next to new referencing outlet. I route the voiceover cursor
to the mouse, turn off cursor tracking and lock the mouse down on the unknown.
I uninteract with that and go to my header file, where I route the mouse to the
voiceover cursor again, lift up the mouse and turn cursor tracking back on. I
do not lift the mouse up until I hear XCode has new window, but I don't
actually see any new window. It just leaves me right where I started with no
outlet.
Any ideas/advice here would be awesome.
Finally i have one more question that's less related to voiceover. When I run
my app on the phone, for whatever reason I can't ever turn it off. Is there a
command to stop tasks or something?
Thanks,
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