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Le 21 juil. 2011 à 21:34, John Cate a écrit :
> I'm not seeing a user/library/Preferences folder on Lion. Where are they
> hiding application pLists in Lion (searching for them doesn't find any).
The folder is there, just hidden. Use Finder - Go to folder and type it in.
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et
> released when the window is closed.
>
> All thoughts appreciated.
Just a long shot, but does this have anything to do with the new ARC (Automatic
Reference Counting)?
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> My book is about iOS 4; there is no GC in that world! ☺
Aha! Missed that bit
But was I finally right?
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> accessors' yummy goodness, whatever it may be? m.
Ah, now I get it!!! - at least I think I do ;-)
AFAICT, you are talking about making "non-GC" accessors less prone to reference
counting errors? If I'm using GC, then this, presumabl
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The Model takes this structure and so should the View.
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The MVP concept of Interactors, responding to UI gestures can be "emulated" by
a Controller class, looking after the "input" side of things, whilst a "View
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Do you realise that this is a mailing list for software developers?
Nonetheless, assuming you don't mean programatically, simply click on the
application in the Dock.
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ot;@synthesize
> foo", you can still access "foo" and "self->foo" identically to _foo and
> self->_foo above.
It's OK, for some reason, I thought I had read that self->foo was no longer
usable; my bad :-)
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uld like to see a means of explicitly accessing the ivar, even if it
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This can then be accessed from other code as…
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> A narrow technical reason: Objective-C's type system is limited when it comes
> to class objects. Singleton instances are better supported.
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> NSTextfield of instance#2.
The way I would usually handle this would be to add an extra -init method,
which takes the object as a parameter, to the controller class, and hold the
object in a private ivar in the contr
essible from all these different
> files?
Simply place it in a separate header file, in the project, and #import that
file into whichever implementation files you need to use it.
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I just need to spend even more time getting into the Cocoa way.
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> All those things you basically got for "free" in Delphi by dropping down a
> component and double clicking on it.
Yes, I've already done that in presentations and articles for the UK Developers
Group.
> --corbin
> (known in the Delphi world about
Hi Quincey
> Use 'will/didChange:valuesAtIndexes:forKey:'.
Now how did I miss that? :-)
The trouble is, when you have spent years learning Delphi's VCL, then even more
years learning the.NET libraries, the brain starts to get a bit crammed :-)
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> Would it be correct that mutating the original string in its list should
> modify the value that had been passed on to a different context? Maybe yes,
> maybe no. There's a small can of worms lurking there.
Oh yes, plenty of worms :-) But that's what you en
Xcode.pdf and
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should contain the tag value, then what about using a variation of the Visitor
design pattern?
Are you creating something from the event, or an event from something else? Can
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ors -- what's not clean about that?).
There is certainly a design problem here. Why would two different callers
expect a different result from a property, when one of those results is going
to be nil?
If one of the callers is expecting nil returned, why both
y take
the protocol/method approach.
In addition to pointing me to NSInvocation, you have lifted the mist from my
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I really am going to have to do some more reading to find out if and when I
might want to use an IMP.
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itself and can simply be called without having to go through any
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Once I recreated the NIB from scratch, everything worked as expected.
I have come across this kind of problem, where the NIB seems to get corrupted
or something, before. Is it a well known problem?
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rame:frame];
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The problem I have is that specifying NSViewWidthSizable as part of the
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to write all their business logic in the
form class. At least, in Cocoa, we have the encouragement to use controller
classes.
Surely, if you already have a controller for the form, it's not really that
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I tried this and found that most of its functionality is already present in
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Also, the Autocustomize Entity Classes script doeszn't work in later versions
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> Thanks Kyle. As I said (privately) to Graham...
No you didn't. I got that message with the list in the CC field. :-)
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> 10
> years delay. They've just reinvented NIB files"
NIB (or XIB) files are not singletons, or do I misinterpret what you are
Can anyone tell me if Cocoa provides a ready made framework for accessing NNTP,
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not very well written) example, but
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section and bind to the File's Owner and the name of the MOC property that you
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iscussion evolved. Overwriting is just something
that I would never imagine a decent compiler allowing, which is why I tended to
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}
@end
@interface Sub : Base
{
@private
int i;
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@end
This code demonstrates what I would understand by overwriting, and it fails to
compile. Although, it should be possible to redeclare such private ivars, it
certainly is in C# and Delphi.
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> If you set the ivars directly, as above, the synthesized setters will
> NOT be called. For that to happen, you need to use dot-syntax, like
> this:
You are absolutely right. I keep slipping back to previous languages :-)
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l;
endButton = nil;
nameLabel = nil;
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Hi Gustavo
> Joanna hello. here is the app.
I cannot get the Slovak localisation to work either. But, then I read that the
localisation is not included in Snow Leopard by default and I don't want to
have to buy the licence for it.
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open the xib of slovak lang it says 'slovensky" so
> the code its being detected.
>
> MMM now I wonder if I have the localization installed...
If you can change the OS language to French and restart any of the Apple apps
in French, then that doesn't sound likely.
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tion code to the awakeFromNib method. This is
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> reason why.
Thank you for one of those superb little gems that can save so much time. I
have filed it away under one of those things to remember before starting to
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>
> -[NSCFNumber count]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x20001ab40
I have just copy/pasted your code into a test project, in which I did the same
thing. All I did was change the entity and property names to match my model,
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> willChangeValueForKey: and didChangeValueForKey: when mutating properties via
> key-value coding and key-value coding compliant methods."
I understand that but Aaron seemed to be saying that his setters weren't
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using it for at least 15
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Le 11 mai 2010 à 20:45, Joanna Carter a écrit :
Sorry, the case of the property names is wrong in my code.
Assuming the properties are called cornerSize, upImage and downImage:
- (void) setCornerSize:(NSSize) _size
{
[self willChangeValueForKey:@"cornerSize"];
[[self cell] set
Image:_image];
[self didChangeValueForKey:@"UpImage"];
}
- (void) setDownImage:(NSImage *) _image
{
[self willChangeValueForKey:@"DownImage"];
[[self cell] setDownImage:_image];
[self didChangeValueForKey:@"DownImage"];
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Le 11 mai 2010 à 12:36, steven Hooley a écrit :
> Not really valid, given xcode doesn't support code coverage.
Try Googling "Xcode code coverage"
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> As they say, it's not a new version of the C without an additional
> definition of "static"!
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> So the adjective "static" is inapplicable.
Unfortunately, "static" seems to have developed a mind of its own :-)
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e id* as the return type, it should be simply id.
- (id) init
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My apologies. I had my Visual Studio head on when I wrote that. You are, of
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ips fetched from the MOC, without
affecting the display of any other array controllers.
I have a tutorial that uses this approach. Would it help if I sent it to you?
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> I see now, however, *why* the compiler is silent: it's because it weren't,
> it would be too chatty. I turned on -Wselector and got 114 warnings... :)
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in count (by honest means) drop
> below 2. Is this normal expected behavior?
The docs state that the MOC retains a reference to the MO until it is saved, so
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would agree, in that case, it could be equally valid. The only other benefit
I have found in using a dictionary, with the category, is the simplicity of
copying the state to and from the original object.
But, I wouldn't make a doctrine out of it :-)
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> nice, thanks a lot for talking some time explaining me this.
De rien.
> Your French is almost perfect, congratulations!; far superior to my own
> English.
I am glad my lack of skill in technical French didn't get in the way :-)
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> Right, but we were talking about passing in nil as the context when
> creating the object, so there's no context to remove it from.
That's interesting. I have never tried using a nil context. Something more to
add to my knowledge repository :-)
Thank you
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Hi Jack
> Good question. I believe a simple release/autorelease will do.
If the object has been created by inserting into the context, then it would
have to be removed from the contrext.
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se the following code to update the
object to be stored:
{
//assume your object to be stored is called originalObject
[originalObject setValuesForKeysWithDictionary:self.editingValues];
...
}
> I hope it is a bit clearer, despite my rusty English.
I speak French if that helps? :-)
use an NSDictionary?
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you write your own caching, I doubt if you are going to
get what you want without saving.
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guess is that you have a resource that know how to update its state and that
change in state is observed by the controller/UI. However, you also want to be
able to provide a user with an update button, in case they want to ensure that
the state is up to date between automatic refreshes. In whic
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del, but this is not
true for programatic changes. The MVC pattern and bindings work when you change
the value in the model programatically, not the text field. As long as the
property in the model is KVO compliant, the text field will follow the changes
to the property.
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> the document specific data.
You can have multiple Core Data stores, each with a different storage mechanism.
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We really can't tell too much from the built app bundle - the nibs are compiled
and cannot be opened and the source files for the controller are not there.
The app runs here - Macbook Pro OS X 10.6.3 French. British English and (US)
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at a time. Simply specify a property and
bind the NSTextFields to that.
@interface MyClass
{
}
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *aTextValue;
@end
@implementation MyClass
@synthesize aTextValue;
@end
With the later versions of the compiler, you don't even need to specify an
ivar
oller but, to work with the
tree itself. If the data is retrieved from a Core Data store, you can mark each
item with a "Valid" property and use a predicate on the fetch.
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eadaches.. There may be only one modal window at a time,
> isn't it?
I think you are used to Windows programming. Cocoa modal sheets are modal to
the owning form, not the whole app.
Joanna
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