Re: Help adding horizontal scrolling to NSBrowser

2010-02-12 Thread Quentin Mathé

Hi Gregory,

Le 11 févr. 2010 à 13:29, Gregory Casamento a écrit :


Quentin,

Actually, NSBrowser does implemend keyed coding in initWithCoder:
(See NSBrowser.m:2715) :).   You may be looking a little earlier in
that file and seeing the initWithCoder: implementation of
NSBrowserColumn.


Right, I looked at the wrong method and had some unrelated issues  
previously that drew me to the wrong conclusion.

Thanks for the correction.

Quentin.



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Recent changes on NSSavePanel

2010-02-12 Thread Germán Arias
After recent changes on NSSavePanel, OpenPanels and SavePanels have an
ugly behavior. For example in open panel, if you back with horizontal
scrollbar and then select other directory, the content of this directory
is written over the content of previous directory, and this is
confused. 



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Re: Recent changes on NSSavePanel

2010-02-12 Thread Riccardo Mottola

Hi,

this is true, I have no good fix yet. It is due to changes in NSMatrix 
which are actually "proven" to be correct by checking behaviour on Cocoa.


The correct way to fix is not by just having the Matrix draw its 
background again, but to draw it correctly both with cells and empty 
space. This did not happen and lead problems to theming.


Fix is under investigation.

--R

Germán Arias wrote:

After recent changes on NSSavePanel, OpenPanels and SavePanels have an
ugly behavior. For example in open panel, if you back with horizontal
scrollbar and then select other directory, the content of this directory
is written over the content of previous directory, and this is
confused.


   




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xcodeproject2dot.py

2010-02-12 Thread Hans Baier
Hi,

in preparation to work on pbxbuild I wrote
a python utility which visualizes the structure
of an xcode project file. It currently runs on OS X
(Yes, I got a new mac mini :). Linux users may need
to install plistlib for python, if that is available.

Here is an example:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3377727/GNUstep/iphoneapp.svgz

And here is the tool:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3377727/GNUstep/xcodeproj2dot.py

It is not considered finished yet, but already quite useful
for understanding what's going on inside a project file.

gcasa: Should I commit it to pbxbuild/tools?

Kind Regards,
Hans


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