I posted about this in the CocoaTouch developer forum, with no
response. I am bringing my problem here in the forlorn, last hope
that someone who reads this newsgroup but not that forum knows
something that will assist me.
I am developing an iPad app under Xcode/IB/iPhone-simulator
3.2.2. (I
Le 25 juil. 2010 à 05:20, Scott Anguish a écrit :
It seems that as long as the outter SV is moving (or decelerating, anyway),
the inners SV won't have a chance to get the swipe events.
I’d think this is the reasonable behavior.. You want to be able to zoom
before the containing scroll
I have developed a Cocoa app which fetches text from an InCopy document via
AppleEvents through a plugin in InCopy, and sends the text to a server for text
proofing. This application have performed well in different environments the
last year, but one of our customers had problems with the
First off - post that piece of code, cut and paste it right out of the app just
incase you went and misspelled it, unlikely but, if you post it here we can
eliminate that possibility.
Second - type 'QA1688' into the documentation browser and read that technote,
that gives several reasons that
On Jul 25, 2010, at 3:01 AM, Roland King wrote:
First off - post that piece of code, cut and paste it right out of the app
just incase you went and misspelled it, unlikely but, if you post it here we
can eliminate that possibility.
This code shows instrumentation to report the method call
I just saw an promo for the new iPad app that ABC News has - which has
an animation of a spinning ball for selecting stories. Is this a new
standard CoreAnimation filter (or something, I've never written anything for
CA), where you can say give the CAFramework a matrix of images, and
Hello Kyle,
you are right, I did not call -endEditingFor: because in the example given in
the reference this method is only called when -makeFirstResponder: returns NO.
But in my case -makeFirstResponder:view returns YES, so the view (custom
content view or text field object) should have the
Well...the occurrence of this particular scenario is very rare. It might be
expensive, but, has not had any effects on program performance so far. I am
not in control of the ranges supplied and yes, I could always check if the
range is valid before extracting the substring. However, if the
Hello,
I recently realized that when the user opens the NSStatusItem in my app, the
main run loop gets blocked up until they close it. This is a big issue for
parts of my app, so I need a way to thread the NSStatusItem. I tried to create
it in a new thread, hoping it would then do all of its
Everywhere, it is said that it should be handled automatically when adding the
subview to the window but it doesn't seem to work, at least not with my
controller layout.
My experience is that you have to wait until the window's primary subview
has itself rotated before you do any further
But, the question still does remain, even if purely for academic
reasons - can we clear a UIView (in a custom UITableViewCell) in the
drawRect routine after beginning to draw in it. I have tried playing around
with two options so far
1. CGContextClearRect() - This however clears to a black
On Sun, 25 Jul 2010 05:21:44 -0700, Jay Reynolds Freeman
jay_reynolds_free...@mac.com said:
This code shows instrumentation to report the method call
Instrumentation code can fail silently. How about just setting a breakpoint?
My first step in a case like this would be breakpoint everything in
I'm not sure if this is properly Cocoa or Carbon. It lives in IOUSBLib.h if
there's a better place to ask this, let me know.
I'm trying to (re-)write a program that uses USB controlled scanners. I've got
my USBIOInterfaceInterface set up, so I can send and receive messages over the
pipes. I am
When a user decides to display a scatter plot, I iterate through all
my points and add the x,y points to an NSBezierPath as such with a
fixed width and height.
- (void) addCoord:(double) xval yCoord:(double) yval
{
NSRect rect = NSMakeRect(xval, yval, 1, 1);
Use the transformUsingAffineTransform: to scale your path.
On Jul 25, 2010, at 4:53 PM, Shane wrote:
When a user decides to display a scatter plot, I iterate through all
my points and add the x,y points to an NSBezierPath as such with a
fixed width and height.
- (void) addCoord:(double)
On 26/07/2010, at 4:53 AM, Joe Turner wrote:
I recently realized that when the user opens the NSStatusItem in my app, the
main run loop gets blocked up until they close it. This is a big issue for
parts of my app, so I need a way to thread the NSStatusItem. I tried to
create it in a new
Hey,
Thanks man! That worked perfectly :)
Joe
On Jul 25, 2010, at 7:35 PM, Graham Cox wrote:
On 26/07/2010, at 4:53 AM, Joe Turner wrote:
I recently realized that when the user opens the NSStatusItem in my app, the
main run loop gets blocked up until they close it. This is a big issue
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