On Wed, 03 Sep 2008 09:27:05 +1000, Andrew White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
>PS: I couldn't see any call to deallocate a FSRef. Does it get correctly
>cleaned up as part of normal stack cleanup?
>
Andrew: Yes. :) Look in Files.h. Despite the "Ref" ending on the name
(legacy), an FSRef is not a po
Thanks Gregory, that did the trick.
I actually didn't need your "step 2" (putting the anchors in the
Info.plist); using a helpindex worked fine on 10.4. But I did need to
explicitly register the help book.
Incidentally, I was able to shortcut the Apple example code slightly using
NSPreferen
Andrew White wrote:
I can't seem to get my preference pane to register with Apple Help.
...
Any guidance?
Ran into difficulties with this a few years ago, partly because it
was under-documented and partly because some of the documentation
that was there had a critical typo. When I finally
I can't seem to get my preference pane to register with Apple Help.
The bundle contains English.lproj/MyPrefHelp
This contains:
My Pref Help.helpindex (also tried with MyPrefHelp.helpindex)
MyPrefHelp.html
pages/
...
image/
...
style/
...
InfoPlist.strings (English) contains:
CFBun
