As you say, there is no way for an app to cause a transition to
IMAVRequested, the user has to initiate the session from iChat.
If your app is not document based, the user can request a session by
selecting your app in the "Share a file via
iChat Theater" file requester (or by dra
Hi Ben,
I've been looking for the same answer for some time now.
-Chilton
On Saturday, May 10, 2008, at 01:49PM, "Ben Lachman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hey everybody. Quick question; Does anyone know a way to start an
>iChat theater session programatically?
Hey everybody. Quick question; Does anyone know a way to start an
iChat theater session programatically? The IMAVManger needs to be in
IMAVRequested state, but seemingly there is no way for an app to
request an session, the user actually has to select "share a file via
iChat Theate
On Apr 21, 2008, at 10:32, Antonio Nunes wrote:
d is a local variable indeed, but it is just an intermediate
instrument, one that points to a document that is held' by the
document controller. The object d points to remains connected to a
root object by being held by the controller.
Just
On Apr 21, 2008, at 5:52 PM, Quincey Morris wrote:
If d is a local variable, as this code fragment seems to say, what's
keeping it (and therefore d.someView) from getting garbage collected
as soon as it goes out of scope? 'setVideoDataSource' is documented
to *not* retain the view (in non-G
On Apr 21, 2008, at 05:18, Antonio Nunes wrote:
I'm trying to implement iChat Theater capability into my garbage
collected app, and it looks to be almost working, except for a
rather all important crash. When my app is notified that it should
start sending video it executes the foll
On Apr 21, 2008, at 4:55 PM, Kevin Grant wrote:
Is the view drawing on a thread other than the main thread?
That might not be allowed (I'm not sure about Cocoa...in
Carbon this was never possible).
No, it all happens on the main thread.
For the doesNotRecognizeSelector case, do you see any c
x27;s referring to a potentially nonexistent routine,
as opposed to the system.
Kevin G.
Hi,
I'm trying to implement iChat Theater capability into my garbage
collected app, and it looks to be almost working, except for a
rather all important crash. When my app is notified that it sh
Hi,
I'm trying to implement iChat Theater capability into my garbage
collected app, and it looks to be almost working, except for a rather
all important crash. When my app is notified that it should start
sending video it executes the following code:
IMAVManager *ma
