Re: CALayer memory management [was: Tracking down CALayer problem in iTunes plug-in]

2011-08-01 Thread Dave Keck
> I've narrowed this error down to a very simple test case. Could you post you test case? ___ Cocoa-dev mailing list (Cocoa-dev@lists.apple.com) Please do not post admin requests or moderator comments to the list. Contact the moderators at cocoa-dev-ad

CALayer memory management [was: Tracking down CALayer problem in iTunes plug-in]

2011-08-01 Thread Graham Cox
I've narrowed this error down to a very simple test case. I have a CALayer subclass. In this subclass, I've added properties which are synthesized and retained (in fact, they are NSColors). I don't attempt to animate these properties. In my -dealloc method, I'm setting these properties to nil,

Tracking down CALayer problem in iTunes plug-in

2011-07-27 Thread Graham Cox
I'm developing an iTunes visualizer plug-in using the new SDK, which supports Cocoa views and by extension, layers. But debugging these things is awkward because it's a plug-in and you can't run iTunes in a debugger. But you can log stuff to the console, which is something. When I clean-up my v

Re: iTunes Plug-in

2008-12-22 Thread Andrew Farmer
On 22 Dec 08, at 15:05, Neil wrote: Is there a way to make a plug-in for iTunes that adds another "tab" to the sidebar? (ie. where the Music, Movies, Podcasts, and all the playlists are...) If so, does anyone have some pointers to some documentation on it? I've spent the last 1.5 hours hunting

iTunes Plug-in

2008-12-22 Thread Neil
Is there a way to make a plug-in for iTunes that adds another "tab" to the sidebar? (ie. where the Music, Movies, Podcasts, and all the playlists are...) If so, does anyone have some pointers to some documentation on it? I've spent the last 1.5 hours hunting around for something like that, and ha