plication
There are also adapters for other logging libraries, although if you're using
them you probably already know about NSLogger:
LibComponentLogging: https://github.com/aharren/LibComponentLogging-NSLogger
CocoaLumberJack: https://github.com/steipete/NSLogger-CocoaLumberjack-con
x27;s lesser,
> then perhaps there would be some way of having your class detect when it has
> hit an expression it can't figure out, and at that point pass the expression
> to WebKit.
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Brett Powley wrote:
MyAppDelgate *ad = [NSApp delegate];
then do something with [ad myMutableArray]
Incorrect. You don't get accessors for instance variables
automatically like that.
Well yes, but I assumed that his problem was that he didn't know how to
get at the application delegate from
Rick Mann wrote:
I'm doing some stuff with USB, and the example code I'm using uses
IOServiceAddMatchingNotification() to add a pointer to a C callback to
get notified when things happen on the USB bus.
In C++, one typically uses the refcon parameter in these APIs to pass a
pointer to the C++
Graham Cox wrote:
I am getting funny results using grouping in NSUndoManager.
If I begin a group on mouse down, and end the group on mouse up, even if
I do nothing in between, it seems to record an undo task, with the plain
name "Undo" in the menu, dirtying the document. The "task" is null - i
u plan on supporting 10.4. But that's just my opinion...
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t by David Emme:
http://lists.apple.com/archives/Cocoa-dev/2006/Jul/msg01801.html
I implemented something simular, I like the solution of storing the
"next" value in the metadata. Works fine for me since the app I'm
working on is the only one fiddling with
