IB or programatically with
[[indicator cell] setEditable:NO].
On May 17, 2008, at 4:41 PM, Philip Bridson wrote:
I have an NSLevelIndicator in a utility window that does the
standard stuff, but I have just noticed that if I click on the
indicator I can manually select the level. I have rea
Hi there,
I have an NSLevelIndicator in a utility window that does the standard
stuff, but I have just noticed that if I click on the indicator I can
manually select the level. I have read the chapter about indicators
but cannot find info about how to disable this functionality. Can any
o
think that a simple "The answer can be found at in the docs"
can easily convey the same message without sarcasm.
However, I do not wish to start a debate and so I apologise, and
recognize that the mistake was my own.
Many thanks,
Phil.
On 7 May 2008, at 20:42, Philip Bridson wrote
you cannot construct a helpful sentence then don't reply.
Phil.
On 7 May 2008, at 20:31, Sean McBride wrote:
On 5/7/08 3:06 PM, Andy Lee said:
On May 7, 2008, at 2:59 PM, Philip Bridson wrote:
Can anyone tell me why when I use [MyWindow center] the window ends
up about an inch from the t
Hi there,
Can anyone tell me why when I use [MyWindow center] the window ends
up about an inch from the top of the screen? I thought this method is
meant to center the window. Is there something I am doing wrong?
Many thanks,
Phil.
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I don't mind manipulating it with code if I have to.
Subclass NSWindow and override
-initWithContentRect:styleMask:backing:defer to pass your custom
window mask to super's implementation. Then in the identi
Hi There,
Is there any way to create a Window with no title-bar in IB? I want
one that is only displayed while the app launches like many apps do.
I create all my windows with IB and I know that I can use
NSBorderlessWindowMask if I create one programatically but is there
anyway of doing
gt;See the docs for more details.
>
>--Andy
>
>On Apr 28, 2008, at 3:17 PM, Philip Bridson wrote:
>
>> Hi there,
>>
>> I want to create a password analysis tool that updates an
>> NSLevelIndicator with each character entered into a
>> NSSecureTextField. I kno
Hi there,
I want to create a password analysis tool that updates an
NSLevelIndicator with each character entered into a
NSSecureTextField. I know how to update the NSLevelIndicator once the
user has finished entering text but how do i update it per character?
To give you a bit more info:
T
Hi There,
Is there anyway to pass a C string from a Obj-C class to a C function
as an argument? I know that I can use pointers to the string but it
gets a bit messy as I am using pointers in the C function to
manipulate the string. I also could put it in C++ and it would work
but I'm tryi
Hi there,
Can core data be used to create a Client/Server type application? I heard that
there are a few problems when accessing the persistent store via multiple
clients.
Many thanks,
Phil.
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On Feb 28, 2008, at 7:26 PM, Philip Bridson wrote:
I can't tell you why it happened but it happened to me a few weeks
ago using XC 2.4.1 on Tiger 10.4.11. I couldn't solve it so I
uninstalled the entire Developer folder & Tools then re-installed
and now it works fine.
Phil
stupid, I'm sorry.
Sam McDonald
Trimonix
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Feb 28, 2008, at 7:26 PM, Philip Bridson wrote:
I can't tell you why it happened but it happened to me a few weeks
ago using XC 2.4.1 on Tiger 10.4.11. I couldn't solve it so I
uninstalled the entire Developer fo
I can't tell you why it happened but it happened to me a few weeks
ago using XC 2.4.1 on Tiger 10.4.11. I couldn't solve it so I
uninstalled the entire Developer folder & Tools then re-installed and
now it works fine.
Phil.
On 29 Feb 2008, at 00:31, Steve Cronin wrote:
Folks;
This is XC
Thanks thats exactly what I needed to know. Thanks for your help.
Phil.
On 28 Feb 2008, at 23:39, Douglas Davidson wrote:
On Feb 28, 2008, at 3:32 PM, Philip Bridson wrote:
Just a short question. I'm working with localizations and I get
the whole concept of strings files etc but do I
Hi there,
Just a short question. I'm working with localizations and I get the
whole concept of strings files etc but do I have to create a file
with english values in it?
For instance my french one is:
"Yes" = "Oui"
But do I have to create a english one with:
"Yes" = "Yes"
or will cocoa
OK, I think I understand what you want to do now. You want to
retrieve the one set of values and then filter them based on their
individual values. Am I understanding right now?
If this is what you want to do then I am afraid you cannot do this
in interface builder. You would need to do this
roller. I just didn't
know how to write en expression asking for all unique values from the
ArrayController for a given key. In the Predicate examples they filter
a single potential result against some criteria. Can I say "only
return unique values from yourself"?
Adam
On Tue,
Yeah there is.
From the documentation:
You can set a predicate for an array controller to filter the content
array. You can set the predicate in code (using setFilterPredicate:).
You can also bind the array controller's filterPredicate binding to a
method that returns an NSPredicate object
Hi there, I am no expert on core data but I have been using it
extensively in my app over the past few months. From what I can see
from your code it looks similar to what I have been doing and it
works fine for me to be honest. What I think maybe the problem is
that just because you have bo
or to use File Manager?
Many thanks.
Phil.
On 26 Feb 2008, at 12:58, Martin wrote:
Le 26 févr. 08 à 11:53, Philip Bridson a écrit :
Is event logging really as easy as just declaring the location of
the application log directory and then passing the relevant event
string to NSLog which
Is event logging really as easy as just declaring the location of the
application log directory and then passing the relevant event string
to NSLog which will "know" where to write the event? I can't find
much about it in the documentation but what I have found is a little
vague.
Many th
ur classes to a
more recent version.
What do you gain by deciding (and forcing) what a user of the code
can and cannot do with it?
--
João Pavão
On 2008/02/22, at 12:16, Philip Bridson wrote:
I agree.
Your point hit the nail on the head and is exactly the reason that
I do not w
Just to finish the discussion, but I have also just found out that
you cannot overload functions in Objective-C to accept different
arguments. I feel this is also an important feature that needs to be
addressed.
Phil.
On 22 Feb 2008, at 12:16, Philip Bridson wrote:
I agree.
Your point
what the Cocoa framework
does. To be honest, trying to use C++ just for this seems a waste
of time; perhaps you should explain why you want to do this? Is it
to try and partition your code up, is this something that really
MUST stop, say, plugins from accessing the code?
Mike.
On 22 F
How do I make a method private?
I have tried putting @private before the method that I want to make
private but the compiler flags a parse error. I read the
documentation and I can only find reference to private member
variables. I want to make sure that a method can only be accessed via
Hi Guys,
I'm trying to do this:
NSString *list = @"wrenches, hammers, saws";
NSArray *listItems = [list componentsSeparatedByString:@", "];
Which is straight out of the documentation and I want to use a
Mutable Array instead, but I get this warning:
warning: initialization from distinct Ob
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