Hi all,
A performance related question:
I've written a Cocoa app that continuously reads data from a USB device and
plots it on a graph. It consists of three of my own classes.
The first class is the model that submits asynchronous bulk reads to the USB
device. The callback for these reads cop
> >IOReturnkernErr;
>
> You never seem to check for errors. Please ensure
> your calls are
> succeeding by checking the value of this variable. If
> they're
> failing, use macerror(1) to look up the error number.
IOServiceAddMatchingNotification() returns no errors (0).
Hi all,
Can't get a simple example working. AppearedNotificationHandler() should be
called in the code below when a USB device (any device for now) is plugged in.
I see the NSLog(@"registerDeviceCallbackHandler") message appear in the console
when I start the application, but never see the
NSL
Hello,
I've created a simple application with an NSTableView. I have written a
delegate for this table,
numberOfRowsInTableView:objectValueForTableColumn:row:, that returns the number
of rows in the table when requested.
My application uses the table view to display hexadecimal data on a flas
Hi Jon,
Thanks! That did the trick -- I was way off.
Chris
- Original Message
> From: Jonathan Hess
> To: Chris Carson
> Cc: cocoa-dev@lists.apple.com
> Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 1:19:11 AM
> Subject: Re: instance management in IB
>
> Hey Chris -
>
Hello,
I've been scratching my head trying to get a basic delegate/data source
Cocoa/AppKit program working and feel that I'm misunderstanding something basic
(I've included the code is at the end).
I set a breakpoint within the if statement in the init method of MyModel and
see it called mor
