For those that are still interested in Hot Cocoa, my fork has merged in changes
from all the other forks and I've been making several other changes.
Thanks to help of Watson, the application builder is now completely working
again (AFAICT, since I only have a few regression tests), and the examp
In tableView:objectValueForColumn:row:, return ruby true or false should be
enough to make the checkbox checked or unchecked. Be sure to check the
tableColumn.identifier so that you're actually dealing with the checkbox
column.
Normally you don't have to do anything
in tableView:setObjectValueForC
Hello. I am writing a little app, and I have a table view with a checkbox
cell and a text cell in each row.
I implemented the data source, and in tableView:objectValueForColumn:row:,
in the checkbox row I just return NSOnState or NSOffState, but when I run
the app, the checkboxes don't get checked
I'm not sure, I've haven't gotten that far with updating hot cocoa.
My understanding is that the menu comes from the nib file or code, not part of
the app builder.
Mark Rada
[email protected]
On 2011-04-29, at 12:18 PM, Eloy Duran wrote:
> Didn't HotCocoa apps have some subtle issue, t
Didn't HotCocoa apps have some subtle issue, though? Like not getting
a full app menu or something, not sure what it was…
On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 6:07 PM, Mark Rada wrote:
> There is also the application builder for hot cocoa. Except for needing a
> config file, you can use it without the rest o
There is also the application builder for hot cocoa. Except for needing a
config file, you can use it without the rest of hot cocoa.
Mark Rada
[email protected]
On 2011-04-29, at 10:47 AM, Eloy Duran wrote:
> PS every now and then I work on getting my command-line builder to
> where I wa
PS every now and then I work on getting my command-line builder to
where I want it to be, but I haven't had enough time yet:
https://github.com/alloy/rucola. Also since Xcode 4 has a new template
system, parts have to be rewritten. I haven't looked into how much
work that might be yet.
On Fri, Apr
Create the app through xcode once, then use `xcodebuild` to build and
`macruby_deploy` to package.
On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 4:35 PM, Petr Kaleta wrote:
> Hi,
> is there any tutorial how to build standalone application package without
> Xcode?
>
> Right now I am developing it in Textmate and debug
Hi,
is there any tutorial how to build standalone application package without Xcode?
Right now I am developing it in Textmate and debugging from terminal using
$ macruby main.rb
So how can I create standalone *.app which will include all gems, frameworks,
etc. And also my ruby code must be comp
