pect to do this, of course in Obj-C. Can
anyone point me in the direction of some relevant literature regarding usb
devices & how to read them? Thank you very much.
ronald b. kopelman
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NSToolbarSeparatorItem & NSToolbarCustomizeToolbarItem seem broken in
xcode 4.1. I used to be able to add these without a problem previously but now
I get errors saying: "The toolbar item with object ID 654 was not in the
allowed items list of the toolbar with object ID 651. It has been
Ok, I know I'm missing something simple here. I connect the "Page
Setup" menu item to the runPageLayout action in the First Responder & get
nothing. If I hook up a random button to the same action, it displays just
fine. If I connect a new menu item, I still get nothing. If I connect the
I have been trying to implement setNameDoubleAction: & setGroupDoubleAction:
which I do in applicationDidFinishLaunching as follows:
- (void)applicationDidFinishLaunching:(NSNotification *)aNotification
{
"stuff"
[pickerView setNameDoubleAction:@selector(doNameSelection:)];
On May 22, 2011, at 11:52 AM, James Merkel wrote:
> I would like to add a capability to an application to search
> directories and sub-directories eventually opening all image files
> (basically using NSDirectoryEnumerator).
> Obviously, I can't allow the user to start at say the volume level
On Feb 23, 2011, at 6:41 AM, cocoa-dev-requ...@lists.apple.com wrote:
> I need to write an application that will scan entire drives and compare files
> between the 2 drives. I have already something working but in situations
> where there are a lot of files (hundreds of thousands), the memory
>
I am having a problem with the ABPeoplePickerView. I have read the Class
Reference, the Address Book Programming Guide for Mac OS X, & searched the web,
all to no avail. I wish to double click either a name or a group & have the
program respond to the double click. I created an ABPeoplePickerVie
>> First is the more obvious one, where you have the semantics of doing
>> an 'rm' on a directory without passing the -r flag. If the directory
>> is empty, it's deleted. If it's not, the command fails.
>
> Not to flog a dead horse, but 'rm' doesn't do that. Without '-r', rm always
> fails on a
On Jun 24, 2010 Ron Aldrich wrote:
> So, first - Given a file path (or URL, if needed), how do I reliably
> determine if the path points to a package? And second, how do I reliably
> determine if the path points to a hidden item?
Hidden item names begin with a "." In your enumeration, c
On Jun 5, 2010, at 10:17 PM, cocoa-dev-requ...@lists.apple.com wrote:
> I'm new to Cocoa programming. I would like to be able to drag filenames from
> Finder to a custom view in my application. Both previous mails and Mr. Google
> redirect to Drag and Drop Programming Topics for Cocoa
> (http:/
I am designing a small app that will accept a dropped folder, get its
name & process it. Everything works fine. I can drop a folder on the dock icon
or the app icon & get exactly what I want. I would like to drop the folder onto
the app window while the app is running & get the same resu
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