Re: I think there's a problem in the documentation for NSComboBox

2009-10-07 Thread Scott Anguish
OK, here is the deal, right from the horses mouse (see how I did that??? eh eh?) most informal methods moved to formal methods. this changed the availability because they used to be categories on NSObject, and they aren’t anymore. developers didn’t like this. we (devpubs) did’t like this. the n

Re: I think there's a problem in the documentation for NSComboBox

2009-10-07 Thread Thomas Clement
On Oct 7, 2009, at 12:22 PM, Graham Cox wrote: the only way to know for sure is to have some knowledge/memory/a copy of earlier documentation, which is useless for newbies (and those of use whose memories would rather not accrete that sort of knowledge) wanting to target < 10.6 Or you can

Re: I think there's a problem in the documentation for NSComboBox

2009-10-07 Thread Graham Cox
On 07/10/2009, at 9:14 PM, Rui Pacheco wrote: So, were the data source methods available before 10.6 (I want my app to run on 10.5) and the data source reference is wrong or was the conceptual page for the combo box updated but not the revision date? Did anyone used the data source method

I think there's a problem in the documentation for NSComboBox

2009-10-07 Thread Rui Pacheco
Hi, I was implementing the data source for an NSComboBox when I noticed something wasn't right with the documentation: There is a page in the combo box programming topics that lists which methods a combo box data source should implement. This page was last modified in 2002: http://developer.apple.