Re: iOS: Manually setting orientation makes a mess out of my interface

k.. at this point I'm begging can any one tell me how to shift from portrait to landscape and back again. I know this is possible I see it in games all the time. On Jun 4, 2011, at 8:31 PM, Development wrote: > Ok > > when my application first starts up I want it in portrait mode. However when

iOS: Manually setting orientation makes a mess out of my interface

Ok when my application first starts up I want it in portrait mode. However when a user switches to an editor it needs to transform in to landscape mode. I have this working more or less correctly. However, when I leave the editor, it switches back to portrait amd all of the portrait views are

Re: crash in ThemeTextRelease

On Sat, Jun 4, 2011 at 9:13 AM, Jeremy Todd wrote: > Does anyone know of any issues with menus or text that might be relevant > here? Or can anyone suggest a place for us to look in our app's code to find > the cause? It seems like our use of NSMenu is suspect (we build and rebuild > our app's

crash in ThemeTextRelease

Hello, We recently released an application with a crash reporter in it, and we're regularly getting a crash in the field with a call stack similar to this (not always identical though): crash reason EXC_BREAKPOINT / EXC_I386_BPT crash address 0x9732b631 Frame Module Signature [Expand]

Re: Good and updated book for iPhone development

There is an upcoming book from Aaron Hillegass @ Big Nerd Ranch : iOS Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide < http://www.amazon.com/iOS-Programming-Ranch-Guide-Guides/dp/0321773772/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1306951634&sr=8-1 > Haven't read it yet, as it is not yet released, but I think that it wil

Re: Good and updated book for iPhone development

On Jun 2, 2011, at 4:37 AM, Wilker wrote: > Hi Guys, > > I have some general experience on programming (8 years) but I'm just > starting on Cocoa / Objective-C world now. > Currently I'm reading the: Cocoa Programming by Pragmatic > Programmers

Re: Good and updated book for iPhone development

The best that I've seen so far that also covers Xcode 4 is Programming iOS 4 by Matt Neuburg http://oreilly.com/catalog/0636920010258 I've found it to be a really good book to get me started, things are explained in a way that is easy for me to understand. -- Rod Shelton ros...@gmail.com On T

Re: Subclassing UItextview

Thank you Conrad for your feedback. > Finally, depending on how many webviews you use, you might massacre the > performance of UITableView scrolling. Luckily, I am not using UITableView. I have implement the UIWebView and it works well. I am not sure if the issues you mentioned are still issue

Re: inApp Purchases

File a bug, and consider using a DTS incident. On Jun 4, 2011, at 1:39 AM, Development wrote: > I found the answer to this after I found a json validator on google. > > The json object I was getting back IS INVALID > > it is missing the leading "{" character. > Add that to the returned object

Re: Subclassing UItextview

On Jun 4, 2011, at 7:22, Fritz Anderson wrote: > > UITextView does not render multiple styles, nor offer link-like behavior. To > subclass, you'd have to rip out most of the implementation. If you want those > things, use UIWebView, which is what the other apps (at least the ones > written by

disable multitouch gestures globally - possible? (mac OS X)

Hi, Is it possible to disable multi-touch gestures on the trackpad globally with a cocoa application that is background only? Meaning that swipe- and other gestures (except 4-finger gestures) won't work anymore in any program using this gestures. thanks!___

Re: Subclassing UItextview

Thanks Fritz. This is a great suggestion. On Jun 4, 2011, at 10:22 AM, Fritz Anderson wrote: > On 4 Jun 2011, at 8:32 AM, Philip Vallone wrote: > >> I am taking a shot at creating a Twitter App. I was wondering if its >> possible to Subclass UItextview to detect hashes and respond to them. F

Re: Subclassing UItextview

On 4 Jun 2011, at 8:32 AM, Philip Vallone wrote: > I am taking a shot at creating a Twitter App. I was wondering if its possible > to Subclass UItextview to detect hashes and respond to them. For example: > > "This is a tweet #iamtrending" > > I've seen this done in other Apps, but not sure whe

Subclassing UItextview

Hi, I am taking a shot at creating a Twitter App. I was wondering if its possible to Subclass UItextview to detect hashes and respond to them. For example: "This is a tweet #iamtrending" I've seen this done in other Apps, but not sure where to start. Thanks for the help. Phil _