> On 2014 Oct 27, at 20:14, Jim Prouty wrote:
>
> Is there code I can write to get the key(s) pressed during NSMenuDelegate's
> menuNeedsUpdate:nsmenu method?
Maybe override both -keyDown: and -keyUp: somewhere in your responder chain,
and keep track of which key is currently down with your o
Ok, I got it. If SIRI kicks in during audio session initialization, some
AVAudioSession methods will return an error code 'siri' or
AVAudioSessionErrorCodeSiriIsRecording. If the session is initialized with
success, then I can rely on the interruption notification.
Sorry for the fuss.
Thanks,
Bei
Hello CocoaDev:
My app can be interrupted by SIRI before registering an interruption
notification using AVAudioSession. The route-change notification is not
registered at the time either.
The app needs to tell the difference between waking up from SIRI's
interruption
and something else. So I need
A shot in the dark…
What are the line endings of the files (LF [UNIX/Mac], CR [legacy Mac], CRLF
[Windows/Internet protocols]), and how are they set in the Text Editing panels
of the Preferences window in the respective machines?
Inconsistent line endings have confused Xcode in the past, partic
For giggles, to make sure it is not an absolute path issue, what if you made
the paths the same from the root of the HD and user folder on your second Mac?
Create a user that has the same short user name as on the Mac where it works
and rename the boot drive to be the same thing. Move the proje
> On 2014 Oct 28, at 09:44, Saunderson, Rik
> wrote:
>
> Does anyone have any ideas about what's going on?
I’ve seen Xcode do weird stuff like this too - just yesterday as a matter of
fact, with an Xcode 6.1 beta. Particularly with the “Expected identifier or
whatever” nonsense, I think tha
> On Oct 28, 2014, at 6:44 AM, Saunderson, Rik
> wrote:
>
> Does anyone have any ideas about what's going on? I can only assume that
> there's something wrong with the build settings or include paths or
> something, but I've checked through all of them and they all appear to be
> identical
You’ve gone to trouble; thank you.
However, I need some help understanding your answer. I can’t find a “Container
View Controller” in the Xcode 6.1 object library. Typing “contain” in the
search field gets you a “container view,” which is an NSView. The only special
thing about it seems to be
Hi all,
We created an iOS app quite a while ago which works perfectly on the Mac on
which it was developed, but throws up errors when we try to compile it on a
different Mac. Both Macs are running version 5.0.2 of XCode and are building
for iOS 6.1 for legacy compatibility reasons.
In order to
The stack trace looks like
Thread 4
Queue: quicklook.pluginload (serial)
0 __cxa_throw
19 start_wqthread
Enqueued from com.apple.root.default-overcommit-priority (Thread 12)
0 _dispatch_barrier_async_f_slow
10 thread_start
but nothing is logged to the console ... which makes me wonder. I hit
'con
> On 28 Oct 2014, at 11:40 am, Fritz Anderson wrote:
>
> I'm glad of the correction.
>
> Yes, I am speaking exactly about the "relationship" link between the window
> in a window controller scene and the view in the view controller as provided
> in the template's Main.storyboard.
>
> I think
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