On Dec 31, 2011, at 4:23 PM, livinginlosange...@mac.com wrote:
> Why would the NSTextView's invocation of showGuessPanel: be different than a
> my invocation?
Make the text view first responder.
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If I invoke a menu for an NSTextView, I can successfully spell check the text
in my NSTextView by choosing Spelling and Grammar->Show Spelling and Grammar.
This menu item calls showGuessPanel: . The guessPanel is opened and it appears
that the Guess Panel is synchronized with the misspelled word
On Dec 31, 2011, at 7:29 AM, Tim Schröder wrote:
> You should perhaps load the start page of evey lab in a webview
This is completely unnecessary. Why would you construct an entire rendering
engine just so you can download some data over HTTP?
Just use NSURLConnection.
--Kyle Sluder__
You should perhaps load the start page of evey lab in a webview, then parse the
html (or xml) information for rss links ( .. href="..") and follow the URL contained in the href part.
It should be possible to get the feed content by using NSXMLParser on this URL.
Tim
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