> On Jun 23, 2017, at 1:22 PM, Carl Hoefs
> wrote:
> I'm currently recording 1280x720 at 240fps H.264 video on the iPhone
Just curious - can you tell us what you are recording at 240 fps ?
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e semi-reasonable values if you swap
bytes:
BF49E37D5372053C = -0.000790058
C0A8E32F5B13094F = -3185.59
Do you know that those values are wrong?
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oper for the current version”.
That would seem to be the polite thing to do, rather than driving off into the
ditch and staying there.
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the folks standing behind you (don’t think that they aren’t there) can’t
see your password.
— So Applescript, et al, cannot snarf the password from the field.
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else
IT AIN’T
else
IT AIN’T
else
IT AIN’T
else
IT AIN’T
There are lots of ways to prove that they are DIFFERENT, and they are fairly
quick.
Use them first.
Steve B
hink I see the problem...
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#x27;t you put a check here?
If (sizeRequested < minSize)
sizeRequested = minSize
Just disregard the invalid requests?
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e is no such thing as a UITableDetailView.
That's because David swiped it.
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Click on the LISTS link and you get "page not found"
ANYWAY, there is a CoreAudio list, but if we tell you where to subscribe, we'll
have to kill you.
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it, will come on a public list and admit to it.
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egal agreements.
There were two instances of 4.2 (not 4.1) in the body of your first message, in
addition to the subject.
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hen removing the accented é,
then removing the space, to see exactly what triggers the bad behavior.
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s around to it.
Over the years, I think that looking at the retain count is the #1 cause of
hairpulling on this list.
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7;s very likely to never be zero.
> if (inputNumberField2 <= numberField1Stat) {
QUESTION: What data type is "numberField1Stat" ?
ANSWER: it's a POINTER to an NSNumber (not a numeric value).
therefore .. _ ?
consider using the intValue of your NSNumber
apostrophe) "living well" if they are deallocated?
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> Is there perhaps a way to have it logged to the console whenever an
> autorelease run happens?
--- A log to the console on every event would swamp you in data, I think.
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On Mar 8, 2010, at 12:49 PM, Matt Neuburg wrote:
> my experience is that one cannot
> develop reliably for 10.x with a machine running 10.x on which test.
Maybe change "with" to "without", and I'd agree with you
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> On Mar 8, 2010, at 9:06 AM, Eric Gorr wrote:
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>> ooo...good point. I missed that too.
>>
>> Problems involving objc_msgSend can usually be caught by reproducing the
>> crash with zombies enabled.
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>> On Mar 8, 2010, at
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--- Just a thought - you might want to state exactly HOW it "doesn't
work".
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better" is highly subjective.
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0, 1.0)];
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--- The semicolon gives it away: somewhere there's a hyperactive HTML
escaper program which couldn't leave this alone.
"&" is HTML code for ampersand, and is escaped in URLs:
http://htmlhelp.com/tools/validator/problems.html#amp
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On Aug 3, 2008, at 8:05 PM, Torsten Curdt wrote:
Tonights it's on again!
Drop by if you are around. More information at
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8 PM - isn't that 5 hours ago, Frankfurt time?
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:@"P1P1" toPort:@"1"];
--- Where's the closing brace here?
@interface Class2 : NSObject {
}
- (NSString *)sendString:(NSString *)stringToSend;
- (void)sendMSG:(NSString *)string toPort:(NSString *)port;
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not.
If it was using sizeof(), and assuming that sizeof(void) == 0, then
that would cover the cases you mentioned.
sizeof(int) == sizeof(float)
sizeof(int) == sizeof(id)
other combinations have mismatched sizes.
FWIW.
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is complaining?
First guess:
It's not in a method of an object; it's in free-standing code.
To use SELF, you have to be in an object's method.
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thods,
which of course never get called.
So when a (nameless) rookie puts a breakpoint on them, he might just
wonder why his breakpoints never hit.
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