Which UTIs are supposed to be used for CFBundleDocumentTypes
LSItemContentTypes for :
- Screen Savers
- Automator Actions
- PreferencePanes
?
I want to be able to drag and drop them on an application icon.
I'm looking into getting rid of the CFBundleTypeExtensions array in my
Info.plist.
On 17.12.2010, at 13:22, Ulf Dunkel wrote:
The folder was created in Finder. No tricks, just the Finder UI.
Well, then I'm out of ideas. It may be that they're using UTF8String instead
of fileSystemRepresentation on their string internally, or do a million other
things, but it seems it's a
I've tried a variety of means to fix this, but the animations seem to
collide and the nav controller wins. Thus the delayed invocation in
resetting the size to where it should be. I notice that Apple's Pages app
simply keeps the popover size the same for all panels, so it avoids the
problem.
Stephane Sudre wrote:
Which UTIs are supposed to be used for CFBundleDocumentTypes
LSItemContentTypes for :
In a terminal window, you can use mdls to show you for any given file. On this
10.6.5. machine, I get:
- Screen Savers
Something dynamically generated
- Automator Actions
I can't seem to get the NSSearchField bindings to work properly for searching
items in an NSTableView (whose columns are bound to an NSArrayController).
I have an NSArrayController and its array contains Student objects. Student has
a property named last that is the last name and displays in a
As a learning experience, I'm trying to make a trivial document-based app: a
window with a text view that can edit and save RTF files.
What I have now almost works, except that whenever I save changes, the text
view scrolls to the top. Needless to say, this would be very annoying in a
real
I would like to be able to control what is displayed in a UITextView when the
text contains a tab character. (I conjecture that if there is a mechanism to
do that, it might be common to both UITextView and NSTextView, so if anyone
knows anything about the latter, please speak up.)
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