On Jun 29, 2008, at 4:48 PM, Papa-Raboon wrote:
This is great, I changed the line that said:
myNotes = [theNotes stringValue];
to:
myNotes = [theNotes string];
And it worked.
I am not sure where abouts in the class reference for NSTextView it
states that you should pass it a -string rather tha
This is great, I changed the line that said:
myNotes = [theNotes stringValue];
to:
myNotes = [theNotes string];
And it worked.
I am not sure where abouts in the class reference for NSTextView it
states that you should pass it a -string rather than a -stringValue
but it worked all the same.
Brilli
On Jun 29, 2008, at 1:58 PM, Papa-Raboon wrote:
Hi Kyle and thanks for responding. I am not sure what part of the
documentation you refer to when you say cocoa text system but I
started reading about NSTextView and NSText and to be honest until I
get more familiar with cocoa and everything clic
Hi Kyle and thanks for responding. I am not sure what part of the
documentation you refer to when you say cocoa text system but I
started reading about NSTextView and NSText and to be honest until I
get more familiar with cocoa and everything clicks into place the
documentation seems very confusing
On Sat, Jun 28, 2008 at 8:28 PM, Papa-Raboon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So I did this and changed the header file for my mainController to
> take the NSTextView into consideration by changing:
>
> IBOutlet NSTextField* theNotes;
>
> to:
>
> IBOutlet NSTextView *theNotes;
>
> I then built
Hi there guys.
I am a newbie to OOP and cocoa and as a personal project I have been
building a simple little app to allow me to quickly add people to the
Apple address book and at the moment it works well using NSTextFields
for every field, however I want to use an NSTextView to enter the text
for
