On Sep 2, 2013, at 11:48 AM, Todd Heberlein wrote:
> Off topic, but... Wow! Apple's Bug Reporter has been completely redone.
> Nice. My compliments to the Apple folks (who I suspect have not had the most
> relaxing summer)
>
> Feeling motivated to file a new report.
It sure is purty.
Cocoa
Off topic, but... Wow! Apple's Bug Reporter has been completely redone. Nice.
My compliments to the Apple folks (who I suspect have not had the most relaxing
summer)
Feeling motivated to file a new report.
Todd
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On 02/09/2013, at 4:45 PM, Fritz Anderson wrote:
> On Sep 2, 2013, at 8:35 AM, Graham Cox wrote:
>> Creating a new one. It's not lagging, it always reports the pixel size,
>> ignoring dpi and therefore actual size.
>
> I think you are reporting a mere fact, not an anomaly. It's always been
>
> Is there a programatic way to prevent the launch of a particular application?
> I want to prevent certain applications under particular situations from
> starting up.
Remove the execute bit? Just remember to reset it.
Todd
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On Sep 2, 2013, at 8:35 AM, Graham Cox wrote:
> On 02/09/2013, at 3:24 PM, Cody Garvin wrote:
>
>> Finder lags in updating image sizes. Is it updating an image or creating a
>> new one
>>
>> Please excuse mobile typos
>
>
> Creating a new one. It's not lagging, it always reports the pixel s
On 2013 Sep 02, at 04:01, Dave wrote:
> 1. Is this advisable? Is it Safe?
It's kind of weird.
> 2. What happens if I change the model file and forget to update the
> Pre-built SQLite File?
If your test suite launches the app as a new user, Core Data will either barf
in a big way, or maybe
After sleeping on this issue a little, I've made some progress.
The errant -updateChangeCount: occurs when an attribute of the object in
question, which is nil to begin with, is re-set to nil. This setting happens
when a detail view gets bound (Cocoa Bindings). I'm still digging into why
that
On 02/09/2013, at 3:24 PM, Cody Garvin wrote:
> Finder lags in updating image sizes. Is it updating an image or creating a
> new one?
>
> Please excuse mobile typos
Creating a new one. It's not lagging, it always reports the pixel size,
ignoring dpi and therefore actual size.
--Graham
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Finder lags in updating image sizes. Is it updating an image or creating a new
one?
Please excuse mobile typos
On Sep 2, 2013, at 6:09 AM, Graham Cox wrote:
> I'm confused, or am I?
>
> I'm using Image I/O to export a bitmap in PNG format. I can set the desired
> image resolution, which of
I'm confused, or am I?
I'm using Image I/O to export a bitmap in PNG format. I can set the desired
image resolution, which of course causes the bitmap to change size. e.g. a 128
x 128 image, with 144dpi, yields a 256 x 256 bitmap.
I export this, setting the X and Y pixels per meter to the equiv
Hi,
I have inherited an iOS application that uses Core Data. At App Launch time, it
checks to see if the App.sqlite file is present and if not it copies an
existing .sqlite file including in the Xcode Project into the correct folder on
the device for Core Data.
I have a couple of questions reg
I launchd my Core Data document-based app 24 times. Each time, it opened the
same document. 11 times, it worked fine. 13 times, it immediately set
-isDocumentEdited to YES. This causes a problem in my app (long explanation
omitted). In any case, it should not happen.
I overrode -updateChan
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