> On 2 Nov 2014, at 09:01, Roland King wrote:
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>> On 2 Nov 2014, at 12:17 am, Gerriet M. Denkmann wrote:
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>> 10.10
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>> From left to right:
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>> fixed distance from super view
>> Label
>> fixed distance
>> TextField (this should be ≥ something, otherwise fitting to content)
>> fixed
> On 2 Nov 2014, at 12:17 am, Gerriet M. Denkmann wrote:
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> 10.10
>
> From left to right:
>
> fixed distance from super view
> Label
> fixed distance
> TextField (this should be ≥ something, otherwise fitting to content)
> fixed distance
> Label
> variable distance (≥ some minimum)
> Button
> On 2 Nov 2014, at 00:41, Marco S Hyman wrote:
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> On Nov 1, 2014, at 9:17 AM, Gerriet M. Denkmann wrote:
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>> TextField (this should be ≥ something, otherwise fitting to content)
>> ...
>> variable distance (≥ some minimum)
>
> Are they the same priorities?
I experimented with these:
Tex
>
> Guess my real question is:
>
> Why is "whiteColor" not in RGB while "redColor" is?
> Just because is doesn't have to?
Exactly. Why to use 3 components when you could use only 1 to describe the same
value?
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> It's a color space that only contains a white and alpha component. Hue
doesn't make sense in an all white space. It's like if we were talking
about a train that only goes between NYC and DC, and you asked "How long
does it take for that train to reach London?" You can't ask that question
because
It's a color space that only contains a white and alpha component. Hue
doesn't make sense in an all white space. It's like if we were talking
about a train that only goes between NYC and DC, and you asked "How long
does it take for that train to reach London?" You can't ask that question
because th
Hi,
[NSColor whiteColor] produced a color which using the
NSCalibratedWhiteColorSpace, and “hue” component is not exists in a "white-only
colorspace”. In other words, that is not an RGB color space, that color space
only contains white - but hue cannot be interpreted there.
Tamas
> On 01 Nov
I am struggling to understand why this causes an exception
NSColor *base = [NSColor whiteColor];
NSColor *stroke = [NSColor colorWithCalibratedHue:base.hueComponent
saturation:base.saturationComponent
brightness:0.4
On Nov 1, 2014, at 9:17 AM, Gerriet M. Denkmann wrote:
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> TextField (this should be ≥ something, otherwise fitting to content)
> ...
> variable distance (≥ some minimum)
Are they the same priorities?
Marc
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10.10
From left to right:
fixed distance from super view
Label
fixed distance
TextField (this should be ≥ something, otherwise fitting to content)
fixed distance
Label
variable distance (≥ some minimum)
Button
fixed distance to super view
When I set the width of TextField to ≥ something, Xcode
I've got an NSOutlineView backed by a manually mapped core data based
document model of which I can save edits to the persistence store just fine.
I have created a detail view which can update the text of the selected item
- and for the most part, telling the outline view to reload data for the
se
App with NSTimer, which periodically starts an NSTask, which has a
terminationHandler.
Sometimes (no idea how to trigger this) the terminationHandlers do NOT get
executed when the task terminates.
Only when I make my app active, a whole bunch of them will - but not in the
correct order.
Is thi
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