On 27 Dec 2011, at 04:25, Rick Mann wrote:
I'm working on a CAD app that has a library of parts that can be added to a
document. Internally, I have a LibraryDoc to open library files, and present
the library UI windows. But I don't really want it to behave like a regular
document in my
Hi,
I'm going to the 360MacDev conference in Denver on Feb 3-4. I'm
writing to see if anyone going to the 360MacDev conference might be
interested in splitting a 2-bed room at the conference hotel to help
reduce costs. I'll be flying in on the 2nd, and out on the 5th. Please
send me a direct
Hi Everyone,
I am not sure where else to post this, so here is where I am going to start..
I have an application that is saving a custom file. It has a progress bar that
shows the percentage of the file written, along with a byte count that is
rounded to the nears Kilo/Mega/Gigabyte size. Not
On 27 Dec 2011, at 17:48, Robert Monaghan wrote:
I have a file that is 352524244 bytes in size.
My application calculates it to be 336.19 Megs in size.
Finder displays this as 352.5 MB.
So, if I am not mistaken, Apple isn't dividing by 1024, but rather by 1000?
Has anyone else had to
On Dec 26, 2011, at 5:11 PM, Matt Neuburg m...@tidbits.com wrote:
On Dec 26, 2011, at 5:10 PM, Roland King wrote:
Is it sectionIndexMinimumDisplayRowCount?
Yes, I think it must be - I was just coming to the same conjecture myself.
Thx! m.
Not at my Mac right now so I can't check, but
Wrote my first UINavigationController container yesterday, appeared to work
just fine. It's a particularly dumb one which displays the views from two
contained UIViewControllers side by side. I'm using it to show on one page what
on my iPhone app shows on two pages, by putting the two VCs
On Dec 27, 2011, at 8:57 AM, Robert Monaghan b...@gluetools.com wrote:
Wow, I wake up one morning, and the definition of Megabytes change.
Did anyone explain this to the computers? The last time I checked, they still
used binary.. ;)
In which case Mega- was never an appropriate prefix, since
On Mon, 26 Dec 2011 09:07:33 +0800, Roland King r...@rols.org said:
I'll put one vote in defence of StoryBoards
I'm not saying they're completely bad; I do use them, especially for table view
cells. But I think the overall design is just not finished; they should have
spent less time coding
On Dec 27, 2011, at 11:32 AM, Kyle Sluder wrote:
On Dec 27, 2011, at 8:57 AM, Robert Monaghan b...@gluetools.com wrote:
Wow, I wake up one morning, and the definition of Megabytes change.
Did anyone explain this to the computers? The last time I checked, they
still used binary.. ;)
In
On Tue, 27 Dec 2011 21:51:55 +0800, Roland King r...@rols.org said:
Wrote my first UINavigationController container yesterday, appeared to work
just fine. It's a particularly dumb one which displays the views from two
contained UIViewControllers side by side. I'm using it to show on one page
Hi everyone,
I tried to find some info on the internet about an issue that I'm having but so
far no luck.
I'm customizing the behavior of UIMenuController, but then when I try to
profile the code to find memory leaks, the UIMenuController doesn't show up
even though I see no issues without
On Dec 27, 2011, at 9:57 AM, Robert Monaghan wrote:
Wow, I wake up one morning, and the definition of Megabytes change.
Did anyone explain this to the computers? The last time I checked, they still
used binary.. ;)
Disk drive manufacturers have been doing this for 20 years.
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Scott Ribe
Hi All,
I was aware of the inflated numbers for marketing hard drives. But I wasn't
aware that Apple jumped on the marketing bandwagon.
(Apple adopt marketing terms? Never..)
Well, as I have a 10.6/10.7, base 2 is history, I guess.
I am going to keep the metric terminology myself. (MB/KB,
I'm working on a CAD app that has a library of parts that can be added to a
document. Internally, I have a LibraryDoc to open library files, and present
the library UI windows. But I don't really want it to behave like a
regular document in my app.
Can you be more specific please — in
On Dec 27, 2011, at 4:38 PM, Robert Monaghan wrote:
Hi All,
I was aware of the inflated numbers for marketing hard drives. But I wasn't
aware that Apple jumped on the marketing bandwagon.
(Apple adopt marketing terms? Never..)
Well, as I have a 10.6/10.7, base 2 is history, I guess.
On 12/27/11 2:38 PM, Robert Monaghan wrote:
Hi All,
I was aware of the inflated numbers for marketing hard drives. But I
wasn't aware that Apple jumped on the marketing bandwagon. (Apple
adopt marketing terms? Never..)
While *we* understand the distinction between base-2 and base-10, the
That's what I had originally, addchildvc, add to the subview, call didmove. I
changed it last night when it wasn't working.
I'll go put it back the way it was and see if there's something else I missed.
The whole thing is being triggered in a viewdidload method, wonder if that's
too early
HI All:
I wont capture view from the camera. and add an image to every frame.then save
the video to my app.
How do this.
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Hi,
In the WDC 2011 Session 102 on UIControllerView containment, Bruce Nilo implies
that the code in the demo will be available. Does anyone know where this is? He
doesn't mention the name of the app, I can't find anything that looks right on
developer.apple.com and the quick help in XCode
I want to use template images as the icon next to the text for some rows in a
table/outline view, as part of the source list look. Normally I'd just use
full color images, but now that we're being led into monotony by Apple's new
look in Lion, I expect to be able to use a template image
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