Hi Graham,
You might try saving and restoring graphics states for the pertinent
NSGraphicsContexts, although this wouldn't seem to explain why your code broke.
Sincerely,
Joel
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The problem is XCode 3.1 and AppleScript Studio, in particular the
Studio's Editor.
None of the following occurs with XCode 3.0, only 3.1. I did
momentarily regress to 3.0; however, this messes up all my Cocoa Obj-C
code because some of the libraries have changed.
1) XCode 3.1 crashes
On Aug 30, 2008, at 11:17 AM, John Love wrote:
The problem is XCode 3.1 and AppleScript Studio, in particular the
Studio's Editor.
None of the following occurs with XCode 3.0, only 3.1. I did
momentarily regress to 3.0; however, this messes up all my Cocoa Obj-
C code because some of the
Thanks for all of the responses. After some monkeying around, I
figured out that I'd used an NSNumber where I should have used an
NSString. The code is now compiling and running happily.
While I did learn some things from this, I'm confused about
NSUserDefaults and the values it can
Hi List,
I posted this job on Criagslist with 0 responses :-(
I guess most of the Cocoa programmers are gainfully employed on the
iPhone :-)
This is not a complicated application, probably 10 windows and the
interfacing to carbon, the statusitem/menulet and the preferences pane.
If you are
Greetings,
I am currently looking for Mac Desktop Software Engineer for an opportunity
with an extremely high profile company.
Duration : 6 Months Contract to hire
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I'm struggling with this very problem, can anyone point me in the right
direction?
Many Thanks
Amy
FROM : Rick Mann
DATE : Sun Jun 01 02:52:25 2008
I have an array controller in IB that is used by a popup menu in a
table view column. I would like those menu items to be sorted. Is
there a
Hi,
im seeing an odd issue, maybe someone has an idea? i have an
NSTableView on my form, populated from an array by implementing the
numberOfRowsInTableView: and objectValueForTableColumn:row: methods. i
have some I elements on my form that update (filter) the contents if
the array, and
On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 4:35 PM, Brad Gibbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While I did learn some things from this, I'm confused about NSUserDefaults
and the values it can store. I created an NSMutableDictionary to register
the defaults, which is, I believe archived as a property list. Floats can
On Aug 30, 2008, at 2:08 PM, marc hoffman wrote:
Hi,
im seeing an odd issue, maybe someone has an idea? i have an
NSTableView on my form, populated from an array by implementing the
numberOfRowsInTableView: and objectValueForTableColumn:row: methods.
i have some I elements on my form
On Aug 30, 2008, at 07:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm struggling with this very problem, can anyone point me in the
right
direction?
Many Thanks
Amy
FROM : Rick Mann
DATE : Sun Jun 01 02:52:25 2008
I have an array controller in IB that is used by a popup menu in a
table view column.
Andrew,
Greetings, Marc,
I've seen this behavior when calling -reloadData from a thread other
than the main thread. Is it possible that that's happening in your
case?
i'm only ever changing the data in response to an action received from
a UI element - a search box or a menu item
On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 5:08 PM, marc hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
im seeing an odd issue, maybe someone has an idea? i have an NSTableView on
my form, populated from an array by implementing the
numberOfRowsInTableView: and objectValueForTableColumn:row: methods. i have
some I
Michael,
thanx for the extensive reply.
any idea what might be happening? i mean, obviously the call to
reloadData:
takes fine, else if the table had - say - 3 rows before, it would
not know
to paint row five when i click it, right?
That's actually not obvious at all. You must remember
On Aug 30, 2008, at 4:42 PM, marc hoffman wrote:
Andrew, Michael,
So then the question is, why does this -reloadData call fail? The
most
obvious reason would be that its target is nil. In any case, step
through the code in question in the debugger, and hopefully the
reason
shall be
My app will have a master window with push buttons to open (as needed)
different views on my data.
I understand the multiple nib - multiple window controller arrangement with
override of makeWindowControlers tolerably well (I think). But..
If I understand Document-Based Applications Overview
On Aug 30, 2008, at 17:50, John Velman wrote:
So, if the button is pushed to bring up a new window, the IBAction
is in
the master window controller. But the actual adding of the
NSWindowController and its associated window should be done by a
method
back in MyDocument.
I can't find
On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 7:30 PM, marc hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
right - but it wouldn't constantly requery for the row count, right? so if i
tell it you got 3 rows and then later, when more rows get added, the
reloadData call fails, the view would stll assume it has three rows only.
Howdy,
I have an array of strings which I am displaying in a table view. I
have an array controller whose contentArray is bound to an array at a
key path through File's Owner. I then bind the table column value to
arrangedObjects. I have Add and Remove buttons with Enable
respectively
Hi all,
I'm writing an app where one Core Data entity -- Folder -- has
(conceptually) a to-many relationship with another object -- Item. But
I want to keep those items in a particular order, so I have a third
entity, OrderedItem, which keeps a reference to the folder along with
a
See subject; I'm just discovering Cocoa and documentation such as that
surrounding NSAutoReleasePool's release function is described as a no-
op. What does no-op mean, and where can I find it discussed?
Thanks,
Jon
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No operation. This is used to indicate a method or instruction that
performs nothing.
Steven
On Aug 30, 2008, at 7:59 PM, Jon Davis wrote:
See subject; I'm just discovering Cocoa and documentation such as
that surrounding NSAutoReleasePool's release function is described
as a no-op.
On Aug 30, 2008, at 14:23, Alex Duzik wrote:
I'm writing an app where one Core Data entity -- Folder -- has
(conceptually) a to-many relationship with another object -- Item.
But I want to keep those items in a particular order, so I have a
third entity, OrderedItem, which keeps a
On Aug 30, 2008, at 2:23 PM, Alex Duzik wrote:
I'm writing an app where one Core Data entity -- Folder -- has
(conceptually) a to-many relationship with another object -- Item.
But I want to keep those items in a particular order, so I have a
third entity, OrderedItem, which keeps a
Thanks. I think the self.document method you describe will do it for me.
This is part of the syntax (and a relation) that I'd missed. So much
to learn!
John V.
On Sat, Aug 30, 2008 at 06:16:17PM -0700, Quincey Morris wrote:
On Aug 30, 2008, at 17:50, John Velman wrote:
So, if the button is
I have a situation where I have a source list whose selection controls
the bindings of an NSArrayController, and thus the content of a view.
Depending on what source a user selects in the source list the
NSArrayController can have its MOC bound and a fetch predicate set or
its contentSet
Hello I am making a program that does a really hard calculation and it
seems to crash after 60 Minutes. I don't really know why it does, I am
guessing it is because I am using a for loop that takes awhile to run
(an estaminet of 120 MInutes every time it loops). so I was hoping
someone
Doh! I must not have had my afternoon hit of caffeine. I was still
using fetch: instead of fetchWithRequest:merge:error: for the object
controller which caused the contentSet to be nil (and thus the
selection to be wiped out) until the fetch was sent the next time
around the run loop.
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On Aug 30, 2008, at 8:08 PM, Mr. Gecko wrote:
Hello I am making a program that does a really hard calculation and
it seems to crash after 60 Minutes. I don't really know why it does,
I am guessing it is because I am using a for loop that takes awhile
to run (an estaminet of 120 MInutes
looks like you're running out of memory. Are you leaking, are you
autoreleasing objects?
On Aug 31, 2008, at 11:08 AM, Mr. Gecko wrote:
Hello I am making a program that does a really hard calculation and
it seems to crash after 60 Minutes. I don't really know why it does,
I am guessing it
On Aug 30, 2008, at 8:42 PM, Andrew Merenbach wrote:
On Aug 30, 2008, at 8:08 PM, Mr. Gecko wrote:
Hello I am making a program that does a really hard calculation and
it seems to crash after 60 Minutes. I don't really know why it
does, I am guessing it is because I am using a for loop
Hi,
I have an two-column NSOutlineView with the first column being an
checkbox cell. This works fine for any root level/parent items, but
any children underneath a given item will not display a checkbox cell.
You can see a screenshot of what i'm describing here:
I will go and see if it is leaking
Thanks,
Mr. Gecko
On Aug 30, 2008, at 10:44 PM, Andrew Merenbach wrote:
On Aug 30, 2008, at 8:42 PM, Andrew Merenbach wrote:
On Aug 30, 2008, at 8:08 PM, Mr. Gecko wrote:
Hello I am making a program that does a really hard calculation
and it seems to
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