>
> let r = x.createImageOptional( nil )
>
is of course
let r = x.createImage( nil )
I had two properties in my test code and didn’t fix it when I copy/pasted it,
sorry.
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>>
>> ok this simple test works for me .. I also don’t understand the extra parens
>> etc in your example. So where does your code differ from the below? Note I
>> set it both with a public function and a closure, just to see if it works.
>
> A detail I should have included. The @property is de
I have an app with two document types. I created a "New Type 2" menu item, and
in the IBAction for that, I create the document, like this:
https://pastee.org/qyx3s
This works, and the new window appears on top of other windows, but it is not
the active window. The topmost window before
On Oct 17, 2014, at 09:59 , Kevin Meaney wrote:
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> I got the assigning to a property working when that property was declared as
> part of the class, but not when it has been declared in the optional section
> of a protocol. So I was able to duplicate what you did Roland. But no matter
> what
Thanks Roland.
On 17 Oct 2014, at 00:20, Roland King wrote:
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>> On 17 Oct 2014, at 6:13 am, Kevin Meaney wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm beginning to feel this above my pay grade as I can't seem to work it out.
>>
>> I have a framework in Objective-C. I've been writing some tests for it, and
>>
Lee Ann,
thank you for pointing me to the TextEdit sources which I had already
checked. They do not even contain the terms "NSTable" or "NSTextTable"
at all. TextEdit seems to keep all text content in a simple NSTextView.
They just added the system method -orderFrontTablePanel: to the app menu
