Path],
nil];
Try:
NSArray *args = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"-cf", tarFilePath,
plistPath, nil];
You don't need to quote anything you feed to NSTask. Your code is
equivalent to this wrong shell script:
tar -cf "\"tarFilePath\"" "\"plist
urn value, not the error dictionary.
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lePath];
CFURLGetFSRef((CFURLRef)aURL, &output);
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r the pool helps since no
convenience constructors, but tried anyway.
Should be (if the pool is needed:
int result = [rec1Field compare:rec2Field];
[pool release];
return result;
}
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read from the pipe in the background. When the parent
process die, the pipe will be closed and the child can quit.
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sts target, use:
NSBundle *testBundle = [NSBundle bundleForClass:[SomeClass class]];
SomeClass is either in the test bundle or in the tested code.
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ample:
NSString *toolPath = [[NSBundle mainBundle]
pathForResource:@"mytool" ofType:@""];
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user play with it. Watch them and see if
you interface is confusing or not.
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se no other app work like this, and it will be very
strange for the user when they have a dock icon that does nothing
when clicked.
You have to decide what type of app you want - regular app with a
menu and a dock icon or background app that run without a dock or menu.
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it. This sure does work, but it isn't a pretty solution.
Seems pretty to me. You want use a separate process to make this work
reliably.
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is related discussion here: <http://switchersblog.com/
2007/08/31/the-end-of-the-input-manager-and-pimping-mac-os-x.html>
Another more evil alternative is APE <http://www.unsanity.org/> - it
will let you access any app data.
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se];
printf("%s\n", [xmlString UTF8String]);
[pool release];
return 0;
}
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e gets the -connectionDidFinishLoading: message I remove the
connection object from the set. Works great now.
Any object you create on the stack will be gone when the method is
finished :-)
You must keep a reference to the connection.
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as Oct 1582...)?
Check NSCalendarDate -dayOfWeek and -
dateByAddingYears:months:days:hours:minutes:seconds:
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yDocument instead of -invoke.
The docs don't tell if -invokeWithTarget: will retain the target, so
call -setTarget:nil after invoking to be sure you don't create a
retain cycle.
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put an
MVAction in the array, but I wonder if there's a better method.
Another fix - when your document is closed, release the array holding
the MVActions, which retain the invocation. This will break the
retain cycle and allow your document to be released
e to add a delegate to the UI. The
controller will set itself as the delegate when creating a UI object,
and the UI will notify the delegate when its done.
If there are other objects that may be interested in the UI
completion event, you may like to use notifications instead. The
controlle
n't retain the target.
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rView;
}
- (IBAction)changeSelection:(id)sender;
@end
@implementation MyController
- (IBAction)changeSelection:(id)sender;
{
// check sender state and update the view
[view setColor:[NSColor redColor]];
[view setNeedsDisplay:YES];
}
@end
Warning: compiles in Mail.app
the other :-)
You need both unique package identifier and package name, or the
package will remove the other one when installing.
You better ask about installer issues in the installer-dev list:
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