Hi all,
I have a table view with a column whose data cell is a NSPopupButtonCell. I am
using one array controller to provide the table view rows and a seperate array
controller to provide the popup button menu items.
My table column (as opposed to the cell) has its content bound to the arranged
On Mon, 26 Jul 2010 16:53:53 -0700, Jay Reynolds Freeman
said:
>Sorry I did not make clear; that was an excellent idea; I made one, it worked,
and not only does the relevant code (just mentioned) look the same in my app,
but also the connections between top-level objects in the nib files look the
Although you say that the button labels are generated dynamically, does it
really not make sense for you to generate the alert title and/or message
strings dynamically and use static button labels (OK/Cancel, Yes/No, etc.)?
Both of those fields are set up to resize to fit the strings. Otherwise
iOS 3.2 (iPad)
I want to present a UIActionSheet on an iPad. The label strings for the choices
are dynamically constructed. The strings may be wider than the buttons, and
tail truncation isn't good — the distinct parts are mostly at the end.
Is there any way to get middle truncation into the la
On Jul 27, 2010, at 3:18 PM, Martin Stoufer wrote:
>
> I have a working app that is using the openURL: method on its
> sharedApplication to dial a phone#. The issue I am unable to resolve now is
> how to get the phone app to 'background' itself once the call is over and
> bring back my app to
I have a working app that is using the openURL: method on its
sharedApplication to dial a phone#. The issue I am unable to resolve now
is how to get the phone app to 'background' itself once the call is over
and bring back my app to the foreground. I am reading up on many
possible avenues in t
Hello, I'm wondering if there would be a way to test my applications under 10.4
without rebooting. I own 4 copies of 10.4 and I have 10.4 on a partition to
boot into and test my software, but I'll rather not have to reboot to test my
applications as rebooting is a pain. I thought of a few things
On 27 Jul 2010, at 1:42 PM, Jeffrey Oleander wrote:
> Whatever happened to hardware monitoring and control
> of the CPU (core)?
They are there. In the kernel.
For user-space code, Darwin is not a real-time operating system. Period. Apple
has been saying so for ten years or more.
I'm not an exp
I am trying to get remote control events to start/stop some audio my app is
playing, but -remoteControlReceivedWithEvent: isn't getting called. My app has
a tab bar that switches among multiple views, if that makes any difference.
The view controller for each view implements the setup per Apple'
> On Mon, 2010/07/26, Kyle Sluder wrote:
>> Charlie Dickman <3tothe...@comcast.net> wrote:
>> As long as the NSTimer firing interval is
>> sufficiently small the NSTimer can be used.
>> If the run loop is stalled for any "significant:
>> time _all_ timers will be inaccurate to some
>> degree.
>
>
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Hello,
I want to build exactly the same menu as Finder's 'Open With' menu. Is there an
easy way to do this instead of creating this menu manually using LaunchServices?
Thanks,
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Thanks,
realised I don't actually need to loop through, as I can just assign
the whole set to the relationship:
[[kit mutableSetValueForKey:@"kitItem"] addObjectsFromArray:kitItems];
Thanks,
On 27 Jul 2010, at 2:05PM, Graham Cox wrote:
On 27/07/2010, at 5:53 PM, Amy Gibbs wrote:
If i've
On 27/07/2010, at 5:53 PM, Amy Gibbs wrote:
> If i've got multiple rows selected in a table view, and I want to do
> something with each of them, do I need some kind of loop in my code, or will
> cocoa automatically run the code for each selected row? I can't find any kind
> of while, foreach
Hi Laurent
No apologies please, your input did guide me in the right direction.
The structure of my application was some kind of workaround of the problem
where NavigationController cannot be loaded from a nib, at least not like the
other type of controllers due to the fact that this guy create
Thanks Keary,
In the mean time I already done lot's of Googling and dug into the docs, but
what I found was quite discouraging.
First, the FieldEditor is a preconfigured instance of NSTextView attached to
the window. There's only one field-editor serving all the NSTextField's of the
window. I
CGWindowListCreate() and CGWindowListCreateDescriptionFromArray() are
probably your best bet, with the accessibility APIs being another
option.
Note that that UI controls are sometimes implemented as separate
windows, but from the user's perspective they belong to a parent
window; this is somethin
Hi,
If i've got multiple rows selected in a table view, and I want to do
something with each of them, do I need some kind of loop in my code,
or will cocoa automatically run the code for each selected row? I
can't find any kind of while, foreach type of loop example anywhere?
Thanks
(Bac
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