On Nov 12, 2015, at 6:13 PM, Dragan Milić wrote:
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> What I want to achieve currently is a simple media player view (and instance
> of AVPlayerView) within some superview hierarchy. I want this playerView to
> behave as follows:
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> * it must be horizontally centred inside its superview
> * it
I have a tab-based iPad app. The third tab has a UICollectionView in a
UINavigationController, and can invoke a search feature. When the user taps the
search button, I create a UISearchController, set it so the the
searchResultsUpdater is the same UIViewController, and so it does not hide the
n
Hi,
Here comes yet another autolayout question. Before continuing any further I
want to mention that I tried to find an answer searching this mail list
archive, but I couldn’t find anything helpful.
So, there’s this huge application I’m working on, which is all springs & struts
UI developed du
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>>> Because there are 5 buttons in the top and bottom rows, and 3 in the
>>> vertical left and right rows, the spacing in the vertical stack views are
>>> not as “tight” as I want it to be.
>>>
>>> What I want is this. Lets call the space between the buttons “Empty Space"
>>>
>>>
> On 11 Nov 2015, at 22:34, Shane Stanley wrote:
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> On 12 Nov 2015, at 4:29 AM, Dave wrote:
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>> I restarted my Mac and and added as string on the handler definition and it
>> started working (not sure which of these helped):
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> The "as string" did it. Passing from Objective-C to AppleSc
Hi,
In AppleScript a Record is Dictionary, but the “keys” have to be hard coded,
for example:
property pMessageDictionary : {kMessageID:"", kMessageClass:"",
kMessageSubject:"", kMessagePlainContent:"", kMessageHTMLContent:"",
kMessageRecipientArray:{}}
set kMessageSubject of pMessageDiction
