Hi,
I have a weird problem. When I build a Cocoa app in Xcode 7.2.1, it fails to
run properly on certain machines running OSX versions 10.8 and 10.9. The app
launches (=icon in dock), but no window shows up, and the menus are all but
gone (the Apple and application menu is visible in the menu b
Silly me, forgot to add error checking. Adjusted script:
set plistContents to ""
set x to (path to startup disk) as text
set pathToAppFolder to x & "Applications:" as alias
set infoFilePath to "Contents:info.plist"
set theApp to ""
set sparkleAppsList to {}
set theAppList to do shell script "find
UICollectionView doesn’t know that your layout is conceptually columns, so when
a section is empty, it has no concept of what space is appropriate to drop
items into an empty section. You need to help it out by overriding the
following method on your layout:
- (NSIndexPath *)targetIndexPathForI
Aaron Tuller had the answer to the question. I needed to make sure the property
is dynamic so that KVO picks up the change. I have made the commit and it works
for anyone who is interested.
https://github.com/ericgorr/sb_ac_doc/commit/a2ca8957f1216cf656c3cc0d9246f84d1dcb0e67
> On Mar 14, 2016
I meant to post to the AS list but I suppose it applies to both, I found it
shortly after I posted - allKeys() = note the brackets!
Thanks
Dave
> On 15 Mar 2016, at 15:47, Dave wrote:
>
> Hi Again,
>
> How do I pass an NSDictionary that is returned from an ApplesScript handler
> to anothe
Hi Again,
How do I pass an NSDictionary that is returned from an ApplesScript handler to
another handler?
I get an error in setWordStandardDocumentDictionary running this code:
set myDocumentID to (theStandardDocumentDictionary's
objectForKey:"kDocumentID")
set myStandardProper
