Hello Christian.
Last week you helped me about a curl thread trouble. You suggested to use
performMT instead perform to have the application usable while the thread is
running.
Today I've another big trouble... with exactly the same code, if I use
performMT to upload documents, on the ftp I fo
I quite like the HUD test stuff in the Examples folder - I know it's just an
example but it's quite useful - any chance of a Retina-compatible version?
http://www.monkeybreadsoftware.net/example-cocoa-nswindowhudtest.shtml
Gavin
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At 12:29 PM 9/23/2012, you wrote:
>You can do that with installer (E.g. Package Maker).
So given this:
MyApp.app
Contents
MacOS
MyApp
HelperApp.app
Contents
MacOS
HelperApp
Frameworks
Resources
I would write a s
On Sep 22, 2012, at 8:04 AM, Christian Schmitz wrote:
>
> Am 22.09.2012 um 13:19 schrieb Arnaud Nicolet :
>
>> Greetings,
>>
>> I've been getting the messages quoted below in the Console. I'm guessing it
>> comes from some methods in the plugin (MBS). Is it safe to ignore?
>
>
> It's leaking
Am 23.09.2012 um 19:33 schrieb Garth Hjelte :
> I need to make a helper app that will call the open() and read() commands on
> OSX 10.8. To use those the way I want, I need to be the root user. The
> purpose is to ultimately read and write to physical disks low-level, without
> regards of the
Le 23 sept. 2012 à 21:10, Christian Schmitz a écrit:
>> Yes, but how much?
>
> Check activity monitor.
Indeed. I don't use that tool as full as I should.
Thank you.
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Le 23 sept. 2012 à 19:33, Garth Hjelte a écrit:
> If it's to the app file itself, do I just do a chmod 777 myapp.app to it,
> either the user does it himself or I run a script from PackageMaker (yes, I
> use Packagemaker).
You could set the “sticky” byte of the app's permissions and define the
Am 23.09.2012 um 21:08 schrieb Arnaud Nicolet :
> Le 22 sept. 2012 à 17:04, Christian Schmitz a écrit:
>
>> It's leaking.
>
> Yes, but how much?
Check activity monitor.
Gruß
Christian
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Le 22 sept. 2012 à 17:04, Christian Schmitz a écrit:
> It's leaking.
Yes, but how much?
> Well, newer Real Studio versions and/or newer Mac OS X versions install an
> Autorelease Pool.
It explains why it started since I've gone back to 10.6.
> You can manually add a line to app.open like
> st
I need to make a helper app that will call the open() and read() commands on
OSX 10.8. To use those the way I want, I need to be the root user. The purpose
is to ultimately read and write to physical disks low-level, without regards of
the file format.
Is this something that I do (or the user d
> Not sure what the problem is here.
The point is, that my method 'DoSearch' is called as expected when the user
hits Return or Enter, but then this keystroke is still in the 'pipeline'
when I display the resultset in a listbox. At that point usually the user
selects a record using the arrow keys
>> When I click on the searchfield's clear button,
>>I want to clear the
>> last resultset in a listbox as well.
> Well, not sure. But you can catch mousedown there with next plugin.
That would be helping!
>> I saw that the Action eventhandler
>> is invoked, when I click onto the
>> search i
>> 1) How can I track a MouseOver on the Searchfield?
> I have to add a new class which exposes such events.
> So you can catch the events which the control doesn't eat itself.
Thanks a lot!
>> 2) How can I set the focus on the
>> searchfield, programmaticaly from
>> Realstudio?
> call self.
Am 23.09.2012 um 08:10 schrieb Oliver Osswald :
> In the event handlers of that class I find only an action event, which fires
> on each keystroke. But I want to search the database only after Return or
> Enter key were pressed.
You can in next plugins use keyUp event for this.
> Now the proble
Am 23.09.2012 um 10:36 schrieb Oliver Osswald :
> When I click on the searchfield's clear button, I want to clear the last
> resultset in a listbox as well.
Well, not sure. But you can catch mousedown there with next plugin.
> I saw that the Action eventhandler is invoked, when I click onto the
Am 23.09.2012 um 10:53 schrieb Oliver Osswald :
> 1) How can I track a MouseOver on the Searchfield?
I have to add a new class which exposes such events.
So you can catch the events which the control doesn't eat itself.
> 2) How can I set the focus on the searchfield, programmaticaly from
> Rea
And one more time: I have implemented a CustomNSToolbarMBS based on the
example 'Toolbar buttons.rbp'
I use NSSearchFieldMBS (in your example subclassed as NSToolbarSearchField)
to do a search against a database.
1) How can I track a MouseOver on the Searchfield?
2) How can I set the focus on th
Again: I have implemented a CustomNSToolbarMBS based on the example 'Toolbar
buttons.rbp'
I use NSSearchFieldMBS (in your example subclassed as NSToolbarSearchField)
to do a search against a database.
When I click on the searchfield's clear button, I want to clear the last
resultset in a listbox a
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