Damien DeVille wrote:
Are you specifying the MachService you use for your XPC connection in
your launchd job?
I believe so. The launchd plist is:
==
"http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd";>
Label
org.sil.KLMHelper
MachServices
org.sil.KLMHelper
Program
/Library/Privi
I have a quick question.
I've been asked to make a companion watch app and have been given a sketch file
for the design. In the design in the center is an image of a product. On top
and larger is an image that will be hooked up via sequence to the digital crown
- a semicircle progress thing.
S
Are you specifying the MachService you use for your XPC connection in
your launchd job?
On Thu, Jan 26, 2017, at 10:30 AM, John Brownie wrote:
> I have a working app in Objective-C that has a privileged helper. I am
> creating a different app, this time in Swift, and need a privileged
> helper.
I haven’t been using SQLite directly in an app group but I’m using Core
Data (with a SQLite store type), which is supported by Apple and works
fine (they’ve also recently added `+[NSManagedObjectContext
mergeChangesFromRemoteContextSave:intoContexts:]` that makes merging
Core Data changes from anot
According to the docs if one does:
[ NSFontManager setFontManagerFactory:[ EFontManager class ] ];
before the main nib file is loaded and where EFontManager is a subclass of
NSFontManager and EFontManager does implement init as its designated
initializer.
My problem is that my init method f
On Jan 25, 2017, at 23:37 , Quincey Morris
wrote:
>
> There’s yet something else going on here
I tried creating a project with your code, and there is indeed something else
going on here:
1. In a default, non-storyboard, non-document macOS application created in
Xcode 8.2.1, the main window’
I have a working app in Objective-C that has a privileged helper. I am
creating a different app, this time in Swift, and need a privileged
helper. As far as I can tell, I have mirrored all the appropriate
settings, but it's not working.
Calling SMJobBless succeeds, and the job is installed app
I don't disagree with this sentiment, but I would like to point out the other
side of the coin.
When I ask a question about how to do something, I find all too often that my
question never gets answered. Instead, the thread gets taken over by an
argument over whether anybody should ever do that
I would take that one step further and say that because I expect that type of
deep introspection I enjoy when find the answers to questions I intend to post
before posting them, while preparing an email. As such, I find reading the
discourse of this list interesting and valuable.
Sandor
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