GC, and non ARC.
>
> Is that a new "feature" of Mountain Lion?
>
> The problem is that my software deals with a LOT of files, and so it would be
> nice to keep the number of open files as small as possible at any time.
>
> And ideas?
Norbert M. Doerner
ndoer...@w
C, and non ARC.
Is that a new "feature" of Mountain Lion?
The problem is that my software deals with a LOT of files, and so it would be
nice to keep the number of open files as small as possible at any time.
And ideas?
Thank you!
Norbert M. Doerner
ndoer...@wfs-apps.de
CEO, West-F
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fied by
some "other platform" text editor, messing with the line endings.
When I changed these, plutil finally gave me the exact line number of
the problem.
Also, for good measure, make sure the strings file ends with an empty
line, too.
Yours,
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CEO, West-Forest
#x27;s quicklook
preview properly.
Do you get any error messages in Console.app when
you try to display the network file in Quicklook?
I have found that this framework sometimes emits
helpful messages if there are problems...
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Norbert M. Doerner
CEO, West-Forest-Systems
In der Trift 13
nd opens it for you when you open a
document. With Sandbox, that is not possible, so
the user has to do that manually, every time the
document is opened. What a nightmare.
Yours,
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Norbert M. Doerner
CEO, West-Forest-Systems
In der Trift 13
56459 Langenhahn, Germany
Fon: +49 (2663) 9
No, sorry, you can't really do this
to that file."
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their subviews as
well, such as NSTabView, which has its own mySubViews = [aTabView
tabViewItems];
Alternatively, consider drawing your stuff into an NSImage and use an
image view to let Cocoa do all the magic for you...
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you very much!
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On Jun 8, 2008, at 11:28 , Joan Lluch (casa) wrote:
An NSOutlineView which is binded to a NSTreeController gives
instances of NSTreeControllerTreeNode in the item (or items)
parameter of their datasource or delegate methods. For example:
- (BOOL)outlineView:(NSOutlineView *)outlineView wr
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