On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 10:27 PM, Scott Ribe
scott_r...@elevated-dev.com wrote:
I'm not sandboxed, and the preferences I'm sharing are between my own apps.
Also it variously works then doesn't work for a while on the same machine,
same OS release, same app build.
Can you post a small sample
Hi,
In the non-sandboxed version of my app upon first launch I copied a helper
executable from my bundle to my application support folder (standard location)
and communicated with it via nstask. Now I'm trying to sandbox my app and I
found that when I do this it fails with a read-write deny
Hi!
I'm trying to provide a service using NSServices and the service
always becomes disqualified, when trying to debug it. So I have no
chance of ever letting my service fire.
My service should be able to be fired on any string. I assigned a
shortcut to my service in the system preferences
I have searched, read and implemented the suggestions found but in no case can
I get a non-resizeable window or panel to open in the last position it occupied.
There must be some secret sauce, is anyone willing to share the recipe?
-koko
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It seems to me that indeed there are bugs in the AutoSave mechanism, but as I
am not sure what you already tried I suggest reading this and then ask for more
when needed:
http://cocoadev.com/wiki/NSWindowFrameAutosizing
Op 22 jun. 2012, om 18:10 heeft koko het volgende geschreven:
I have
I don't know that this is a secret recipe but it works for me when I include
the following 2 lines of code in the awakeFromNib method of the NSview in the
window...
[[self window] setFrameUsingName: @autosaveView];
[[self window] setFrameAutosaveName: @autosaveView];
And I don't know
On Jun 22, 2012, at 4:51 AM, Rick C. wrote:
Hi,
In the non-sandboxed version of my app upon first launch I copied a helper
executable from my bundle to my application support folder (standard
location) and communicated with it via nstask. Now I'm trying to sandbox my
app and I found
