Re: iCloud does not appear on open, save or move to dialogs for Mac Document based app

H Rob, Yes, iCloud Drive shows up in the Finder sidebar an also in the open & save dialogues in my app. However, the app container does not show up in my open & save dialogues (the way that other apps containers, such as Pages, etc, show up in their own open save dialogues) Jim > On 20 Nov 2

Re: iCloud does not appear on open, save or move to dialogs for Mac Document based app

Does it show up in the Finder’s Sidebar? Do you have the iCloud Drive checkbox checked in the Finder Preferences -> Sidebar section? If it is disabled there it won’t show up in the Finder or open/save dialogs. —Rob > On Nov 19, 2018, at 1:16 AM, Jim McGowan wrote: > > Hi, > > I posted thi

Re: continuity scanner

Are you asking about Continuity Camera? NSTextView supports this out of the box, if you’re using it. If you want to add support to your own views, implement NSResponder.validRequestor(forSendType:returnType:) and return something that conforms to NSServicesMenuRequestor. Sent from my iPad > On

continuity scanner

So far I haven't found docs on how to use the continuity scanner in Mojave. Is this still Apple only? Or does someone have a pointer to some docs/examples? cheers, Torsten ___ Cocoa-dev mailing list (Cocoa-dev@lists.apple.com) Please do not post admin

iCloud does not appear on open, save or move to dialogs for Mac Document based app

Hi, I posted this on the Developer Forums a week ago, but unfortunately i didn’t receive any replies. Perhaps someone here can help. I have an existing Core Data document based app, my document class is a sublcass of NSPersistentDocument, and I use an XML store type. My next update will move