I may have bitten off more than I can chew, but I'm trying to use
NSRuleEditor as a component to define and edit a Foundation data
structure (general purpose tree of NSArray, NSDictionary, NSNumber
etc.). This might be re-purposing the class a little and it certainly
has little to do with p
On 8 Nov 2008, at 05:12, Jonathan Bailey wrote:
Hi Michael -
Thanks much for your response. I actually did originally intend to use
an STL map, but I couldn't get it to work. It seemed that when I added
a C++ object to a map declared as an instance variable within my
ObjC++ class's header file
I'm currently working on a system that uses NDAlias (http://codebeach.org/code/show/34
) in a CoreData store. It works pretty well in that the user can move
the files around when the app isn't running and (so long as they stay
on the same volume) it'll find them again when it wakes up.
I'm u
Before I set off down the road to frustrating deadendsville, has
anyone any experience with trying to coerce AppKit's document
architecture into a single window interface - i.e. using tabviews in
stead of separate windows?
A sneaky look at a couple of apps shows that people have usually
r
Hi All,
I need a little advice on the "right way" to do something: I have an
array controller bound to a core data store and the objects are
presented in a table view. When it comes to inserting, I need to check
that one of the properties specified by the user is unique before
doing anyth
On 25 May 2008, at 08:15, Johnny Lundy wrote:
Well, tell that to the guy who wrote the Currency Converter Using
Bindings tutorial. See the last sentence here:
[...]
And you wonder why I am still confused. That paragraph from Apple
directly contradicts what you just said.
The Converter o
On 23 Apr 2008, at 03:41, Ken Thomases wrote:
On Apr 22, 2008, at 6:37 AM, Paul Thomas wrote:
Is this enough? Or will I need to use a full blown lock?
What is it that you fear going wrong, such that you think even
OSMemoryBarrier is necessary?
I think the barrier is needed to ensure
Hi,
I'm trying to implement a basic promise variable and I'm not sure if
OSMemoryBarrier() is enough to make it correct. If anyone is familiar
with the memory model, I'd appreciate a quick look-over.
It's basically like this:
{
BOOL done;
id result;
NSError* error;
NSExcept
On 3 Apr 2008, at 13:48, Brad Peterson wrote:
Hi,
Seems like I'm once again behind the "mixing Obj-C
with C++" 8-ball. :(
This time, I'm getting compile errors in the .h file
of my C++ class.
Specifically, just this much code:
using namespace std;
class CXLSWriter
{
Generates 3 errors,
I have an NSTableView (multiple selection, not editable) and I want to
do something with the elements of the displayed list when the user
double clicks. Even though the table has multiple selection, I only
want to action the single element that the user double-clicked.
If I set up a target/
On 15 Mar 2008, at 02:35, Scott Ribe wrote:
Of course, for me, the
"simplest" way would probably be std::map< int, string >, but that's
just my
personal taste.
Just out of interest (this is a common problem) - how would you
initialise a std::map with 41000 entries?
pt.
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