> On May 3, 2017, at 23:27 , Doug Hill wrote:
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>> On May 3, 2017, at 6:21 PM, Rick Mann wrote:
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>> Our iOS app works with very large data buffers (hundreds of MB). As you can
>> imagine, we run into issues at times.
>>
>> I saw some sample code that used this technique, and it got me w
> On May 3, 2017, at 6:21 PM, Rick Mann wrote:
>
> Our iOS app works with very large data buffers (hundreds of MB). As you can
> imagine, we run into issues at times.
>
> I saw some sample code that used this technique, and it got me wondering if
> this actually works around the 600 MB limita
Our iOS app works with very large data buffers (hundreds of MB). As you can
imagine, we run into issues at times.
I saw some sample code that used this technique, and it got me wondering if
this actually works around the 600 MB limitation of some iOS devices (which
begs another question: doss t
On May 3, 2017, at 08:03 , Eyal Redler wrote:
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> my menu nib contains "Save" and "Save As...” items
What is the IB action associated with your Save As item? It’s not clear how
Cocoa recognizes the menu item, but the action seems like the likely mechanism.
Or it could be by standardized name,
On May 3, 2017, at 09:27 , Richard Charles wrote:
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> So it appears that simply allowing the the size of a subview to go negative
> when autoresizing fixes an issue that has been around since the days of
> NeXTSTEP. So what am I missing?
I dunno, but I think you need to be a bit cautious with
> On 03 May 2017, at 8:25 am, Gerriet M. Denkmann wrote:
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> NSString *test2 = [ @"/some/path" stringByAppendingPathComponent: pintu
> ].lastPathComponent;
> [ self printTestString: test2 ];
> // prints: length 2 0x2d 0xe3a “-ฺ” BAD: has no prefix "-" NSPathStore2 ←
> NSString
> Wh
I have a vertical split view that does not use auto layout or constraints. The
split view contains a custom subview that has the autoresizing mask set to
NSViewWidthSizable.
During normal operation the user moves the split view divider which results in
a collapsed subview. When the split view d
Hi all,
I’m writing an app that begins a NetService on tvOS and connects to it from
iOS. I’m creating the service with a port number of 0 to get an automatic
port and publishing with the .listenForConnections option. On the client
(iOS) side, once I resolve an address for the service I use its
get
// strange behaviour for probably all combining marks (macOS 12.4):
NSString *pintu = @"-ฺ";// HYPHEN-MINUS + THAI CHARACTER PHINTHU
// ok
NSString *test1 = pintu;
[ self printTestString: test1 ];
// prints: length 2 0x2d 0xe3a “-ฺ” ok: has prefix “
Hi,
I'm working on a very old document based application. When autosave in place
was introduced back in 10.7 I've added support for this and made it optional
for my users. I know that the autosaving feature was tweaked a few times in
subsequent releases but I'm really fuzzy about what these twe
Microsoft updates the default negotiated version of SMB used in each release
and in your situation it's a major bump from 2.x (Server 2008) to 3.x (as of
Server 2012). See section 4, here, for a matrix of versions:
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/josebda/2015/05/05/whats-new-in-smb-3-1-1-in
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