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>>If you're on 10.6 or later:
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>>- (void)applicationWillTerminate:(NSNotification *)aNotification
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Did the scripting bridge change between SL and Lion?
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ionality has made Windoze such a security
> hole forever, but there are so many Mac applications that depend on being
> able to send AppleEvents, especially within a suite of applications (all from
> the same vendor).
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> Is there no facility for doing this?
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API support from Apple to enable me to sandbox it
without losing significant functionality.
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>> It's also worth remembering that the Mac App Store is not requir
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>> I would ship the files pre-converted.
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> If I could do that I wouldn't have any of these problems in the first place.
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ption that's easier to develop (as a bonus).
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>>I need to rewrite an OSAX I wrote some time ago (Carbon Bundle), I wonder
&g
s still aren't ready for prime time, it's probably
significantly underutilized.
I guess it's time to write up some more bugs, although *that* too is
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>> menus, etc.. Or UI ele
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aRange.length = matchRange.location;
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Any help in understanding this issue is appreciated.
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leClickAtIndex?
The doubleClickAtIndex: approach works fine on smaller samples of
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Is there a way to programmatically find "full words" with similar
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am told that if enough people
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I ended up overriding NSDocumentController's typeForContentsOfURL:
which seems to default to something different than what NSWorkspace
calculates. Instead, I tested for a file path and then call
NSWorkspace's routine on that path.
On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 11:49 PM, Mark Munz <[EM
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A thanks to those folks that offered up some additional options to
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you're just changing the image, you can call setImage: on the
NSImageView to change the images being displayed.
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The Server app only has a single thread. I tried calling
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didn't appear to change the results. The connection still just dies.
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main thread).
All of this runs as expected under 10.5.
Is this a known issue under 10.4? Is there a way to extend the
connection life under 10.4? Or am I going to be forced to abandon
Distributed Objects because I need to support 10.4?
Any help or insight with this issue is appreciated.
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You should check out the Sparkle.framework
(http://sparkle.andymatuschak.org/). This is a simple to use framework
that makes adding automatic update support as easy as possible. It
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