Request iOS setting to disable ALL UI animation.

2015-08-11 Thread Michael David Crawford
rdar://22243459

Radar's Javascript prevents me from selecting the text of my bug report on
my iPad.

tl;dr:  Despite that seizures do not run in either sides of our respective
families, my cousind and I both experience quite severe brain seizures.

I went to Emergency last monday evening when my seizures grew violent.  The
last time that happened I had one of those beckoning dead relatives
experiences in a surgical theatre because I hit my head on a concrete floor.

I dont know why he and I experience seizures but I do know that a week in
hospital enables me to use my ipad without nausea.  I expect that nausea to
return but by then I expect to earn the coin required for a new MacBook Pro.

My request could be implemented by disabling screen refresh during Core
Animation.  After animation is complete, invalidate the entire screen.

Thine In Eternal Torment,

El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Miguel de la Chula Vista
http://www.warplife.com/mdc/
mdcrawf...@gmail.com

53n7 fr0m my 1P4d.



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Re: copiesOnScroll behavior of NSClipView in OSX 10.10

2015-08-11 Thread Britt Durbrow
Dunno yet… I found a bug related to scrolling and zooming with NSScrollView; 
DTS said that turning off responsive scrolling was a workaround; so I figure 
that that subsystem may be in flux right now?

If you can reduce it to a sample project; I’d say file a bug explaining what 
you need and/or contact DTS to make sure that this issue is kept in mind while 
they are working on it?

> On Aug 11, 2015, at 6:39 AM, Arun Bharti  wrote:
> 
> We think copiesOnScroll behavior of NSClipView has changed in OSX 10.10?. 
> Because while scrolling it is not asking for redraw of newly exposed area!!! 
> Instead is asking for entire visible area to be redrawn every time. My 
> application is not compatible with responsive scrolling, so I cannot use it 
> and have turned it off. But I still need to keep that copiesOnScroll 
> behavior. Any help is appreciated
> 
> Is there a way to redraw only the newly exposed portions of its document 
> while scrolling in OXS10.10? Please help me.
> 
> Thanks for any guidance.
> Regards
> Arun Bharti
> 
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Re: View based table binding to alternate object?

2015-08-11 Thread Quincey Morris
On Aug 11, 2015, at 11:29 , Jim Thomason  wrote:
> 
> Incredibly, this works. Changing it to an invalid key path ("C") tosses an 
> exception immediately that the staticObject is not key-value coding compliant 
> for key C. Leaving it as B (the valid path) will toss no errors, but won't 
> actually update the view.
> 
> I'll see if I can dig into tableView:viewForTableColumn:row: to find any 
> answers - but keep in mind, this is all bindings related. I haven't used any 
> delegate or datasource methods as of yet to do anything.

Yes, but this isn’t that. The binding between a table view and its content, on 
the one hand, is unrelated to the bindings between cell subviews and the 
properties they depend on, on the other hand. The two systems are glued 
together by the ‘objectValue’ object, but they’re otherwise unrelated, at least 
conceptually.

In your scenario, you’re only concerned with cell subview bindings, which on 
the face of it ought to be bindable to any normal bindings target. The only 
strange thing is the timing — a cell’s subview bindings need to be established 
when the cell is re-used, not when the cell is unarchived from its nib. It’s 
possible that this has some side effect.

Or, it could be something truly unrelated, like objectController.selection 
being nil. Or like some property not being properly KVO-compliant.

> And I agree completely that this is not the right approach to take. I was 
> doing some quick prototyping and wired up what would eventually be a 
> dynamically populated button to a static object, just so I could get a value 
> in to test with quickly, and in the process I descended down this entire 
> rabbit hole. As best as I can tell, wiring up the view to something returned 
> from the array controller's arrangedObjects would resolve the issue entirely. 
> I doubt this would be something that'd come up in production.
> 
> So it's an odd issue that only seems to manifest under odd circumstances and 
> is easily coded around. It's just one of those things that catches my 
> interest in trying to find out if it's intentionally done this way for some 
> reason, or indicative of a bug. I'm leaning towards bug.


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Re: View based table binding to alternate object?

2015-08-11 Thread Quincey Morris
On Aug 11, 2015, at 09:46 , Jim Thomason  wrote:
> 
> I rebound my second column:
> Table Cell View.Table View Cell. value is bound ->
> staticObjectController.selection.B.
> 
> This does not work. I receive no errors (other than Xcode not being able to
> resolve the key path), and the table just displays the default text
> repeated.

I would start by changing the “B” in the binding to something invalid like “C”, 
to make sure that you get an error message at all.

If you do, then you need to investigate the value of 
‘staticObjectController.selection.B’ at the time that the binding is 
established, which would have to be just after you return from 
‘tableView:viewForTableColumn:row:’. So you could look at it just before you 
return.

However, I’m not sure I’d ever use the approach you’re trying. The 
‘objectValue’ object seems better suited to being the glue object, so why not 
have it return the appropriate “B” in all cases, even if this means creating a 
custom object with A and B properties instead of using a dictionary?

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View based table binding to alternate object?

2015-08-11 Thread Jim Thomason
This example is a little contrived, because I'm struggling with how to
phrase it properly. The answer to the question might be as simple as "You
can't do that,", and I'm cool if it is, I just want to confirm I'm not
doing something stupid.

I have an array controller of mutable dictionaries. It has two keys - "A"
and "B".

I have a view based table -
I bound the table's Table Content -> Array Controller arrangedObjects
Table Cell View.Table View Cell. value is bound -> Table CellView
objectValue.A.
Table Cell View.Table View Cell. value is bound -> Table CellView
objectValue.B.

This all works just fine. I then tried to rebind my "B" column to an
arbitrary external object with a constant parameter. Assume that this is a
class, instantiated within IB, that just has a single method, conveniently
also called "B", which returns a single value - "B". It's wrapped up in an
Object Controller.

I rebound my second column:
Table Cell View.Table View Cell. value is bound ->
staticObjectController.selection.B.

This does not work. I receive no errors (other than Xcode not being able to
resolve the key path), and the table just displays the default text
repeated.

If I try this with a cell based table, it works -
bind Table 2.ColumnA.value -> arraycontroller.arrangedObjects.A
bind Table 2.columnB.value -> staticObjectController.selection.B

Repeats "B" as expected in columnB.

It only seems to be in a view based table that it doesn't work.

Do I have to cells in a view based table to the cell view/objectValue path?
Is there some other obvious gotcha I'm missing? Should this just not be
done? What gives?

I can provide a sample project if this isn't clear.

Thanks,

-Jim...
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copiesOnScroll behavior of NSClipView in OSX 10.10

2015-08-11 Thread Arun Bharti
We think copiesOnScroll behavior of NSClipView has changed in OSX 10.10?. 
Because while scrolling it is not asking for redraw of newly exposed area!!! 
Instead is asking for entire visible area to be redrawn every time. My 
application is not compatible with responsive scrolling, so I cannot use it and 
have turned it off. But I still need to keep that copiesOnScroll behavior. Any 
help is appreciated

Is there a way to redraw only the newly exposed portions of its document while 
scrolling in OXS10.10? Please help me.

Thanks for any guidance.
Regards
Arun Bharti

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