Update: apparently the solution was to restart my computer, because
apparently in Mac OS the clipboard manager daemon can just stop working...
and this is common enough that people blog about it.
https://danwarne.wordpress.com/2014/03/05/fix-stuck-mac-os-clipboard-copypaste/
*rolls eyes*
-Jon
These aren't just benign asserts, the actual function (copy version to
clipboard) doesn't work for me.
I tried on release build, and the function still doesn't work (shows a
popup error: "Failed to create the clipboard").
I will dig in a bit more if I have time.
-Jon
On Wed, Sep 6, 2017 at 1:52
Le 06/09/2017 à 19:29, Bernhard Stegmaier a écrit :
> I didn’t see any issues with release builds - I did use it a couple of times
> the last days.
> On all of my machines, also on 10.12.
>
> Maybe this assertion is only active in debug builds (didn’t try a debug build
> for some while)?
>
>
+I added this issue as LP: 1715440
One more Mac OS issue that I'm curious if others see on 10.12: "Copy
Version Info" from the About dialog doesn't work, and results in the
following debug assertions:
../src/osx/carbon/clipbrd.cpp(65): assert "m_pasteboard" failed in Clear():
Clipboard creation
Hi,
(1) You can’t run standalone applications (won’t find libraries), but you can
run project manager directly from build directory.
Like this from console (for me):
<<<
HackMini:build bstegmaier$ kicad/kicad.app/Contents/MacOS/kicad
>>>
Or just start it via Finder from build/kicad…
(2) Yes,
Hi Mac developers:
1) is there an easy way to quickly rebuild a single app and run it? I'm
used to being able to do that on Linux, but it seems like I can't run apps
out of the build directory on Mac (have to run "make install" which
repackages all applications and is slow).
2) It seems like
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