I'd like to have my XML file read by my app, and save the file, or
display it in a NSTextView, as RTF (with the appropriate formatting
etc).
So I have been trying to use:
- (id)objectByApplyingXSLTAtURL:(NSURL *)xsltURL arguments:
(NSDictionary *)argumentserror:(NSError **)error
Which is
Mac OS X 10.5.2
I have NSOutlineView bound to NSTreeController
Additionally, I have a button, which is bound to "canRemove" of
NSTreeController. Unfortunately, button never gets disabled (even if I
have an empty selection in NSOutlineView)
I added NSLog() to the method, which handles click on but
I have a TableView. In order to update the state of the buttons that
operate on the items in the list, I call my function
"updateActionEnabledState" when my controller receives the tableView
message (which is triggered by calling [uiAudioFileTableView reloadData]
when the data source is altered).
Hello,
I'm working with Core-Data.
I've a simple cd structure (look here: ) with two entities: Draft and
Data. Draft contains some infos about the draft itself while the data
entity contains the body of the draft (I've used it in order to avoid
to load the entire article while I need to put some ba
I've noticed a strange thing.
If I take my NSString from an NSTextField it seems to works, while if
I use textStorage] string] from an NSTextView it simply put an empty
string or still remain the old value into the NSManagedObject (however
with GDB the textStorage] string] return the correct value)
On 22 Mar 08, at 01:46, Ian Jackson wrote:
I'd like to have my XML file read by my app, and save the file, or
display it in a NSTextView, as RTF (with the appropriate formatting
etc).
So I have been trying to use:
- (id)objectByApplyingXSLTAtURL:(NSURL *)xsltURL arguments:
(NSDictionary *)
NSTableView has a delegate method as follows:
- (UITableViewCell *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView
cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
withAvailableCell:(UITableViewCell *)availableCell
You can figure out which section and row of the table is in question
using in
Noone's going to answer your question. A general rule of thumb to
follow (at least until CocoaTouch SDK is out of beta) - don't ask
about any classes whose names don't start with the letters "NS" or
"CA" on this list. I'm sure that there are exceptions - maybe "QT",
but generally this lis
On Mar-22-2008, at 3:20 AM, Alexey Zakhlestin wrote:
I have NSOutlineView bound to NSTreeController
Additionally, I have a button, which is bound to "canRemove" of
NSTreeController. Unfortunately, button never gets disabled (even if I
have an empty selection in NSOutlineView)
I've run into this
On Mar 21, 2008, at 9:44 AM, Sherm Pendley wrote:
On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 9:42 AM, Ken Thomases <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
On Mar 20, 2008, at 7:37 PM, Kevin Dixon wrote:
> I want to create a custom sheet that displays a bit of text, a
> progress
> bar and an abort button. The Apple docs say us
Hi All,
I'm developing a cocoa application which needs to unload my Launch
Daemon for one particular requirement. I've used Authorization Services to
perform unload of Launch Daemon ( previlaged action ). But couldn't succeed
in this. I'm getting the following error on executed my code.
*
Hi All,
I've came across a strange situation with Installer on Leopard.
Please help me to solve this.
I've created a pkg installer for my cocoa application in Tiger
using the following code snippet.
*/Developer/Applications/Utilities/PackageMaker.app/Contents/MacOS/PackageMaker
On 3/22/08, Jeff Nouwen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mar-22-2008, at 3:20 AM, Alexey Zakhlestin wrote:
> > I have NSOutlineView bound to NSTreeController
> > Additionally, I have a button, which is bound to "canRemove" of
> > NSTreeController. Unfortunately, button never gets disabled (even i
SOLVED
NSToolbarItem, which I was trying to "disable" had "Autovalidates"
checked. After switching that off everything works as supposed
On 3/22/08, Alexey Zakhlestin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 3/22/08, Jeff Nouwen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On Mar-22-2008, at 3:20 AM, Alexey Zakhlestin
Hi,
i'm trying to read the com.apple.recentitems.plist file and i found
that "Alias" and "Icon" key are base64 NSData object.
NSData and NSString don't provide methods to manage base64 data.
I've searched with Google and i found some "pathces" for NSString and
NSData but they don' t seem to
Marco,
> I've searched with Google and i found some "pathces" for NSString and NSData
> but they
> don' t seem to work.
I've used the one contained in Eric Czarny's XML-RPC library, and it
seems to work:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xml-rpc/
That is based on:
http://ranchero.com/cocoa/xmlrpc/
I really wouldn't do it this way. There are many ways of doing this
within your app without spawning a task. LibCrypto offers functions
for encoding and decoding Base64 as does LibSSL (which is going to be
the same code as you're currently trying to use, but without spawning
a task). Ther
Ok I've just found a solution.
Make a new NSString object with a copy of the textview string and pass it.
NSString *tmp = [[NSString alloc] initWithString: [[view textStorage] string]];
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On 21.03.2008, at 21:51, John Stiles wrote:
std::map actually does more than NSDictionary—it sorts its entries
instead of keeping them in random order. Also, it copies its keys
instead of just keeping a reference to them, which is also more work—
it would be a much fairer test if you used s
On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 1:22 PM, Marco Cassinerio
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i'm trying to read the com.apple.recentitems.plist file and i found
> that "Alias" and "Icon" key are base64 NSData object.
> NSData and NSString don't provide methods to manage base64 data.
They aren't "base
Hi all, anyone knows what's wrong with this code?
-(void)loadStateChanged:(NSNotification *) notification
{
QTMovie *movie = [notification object];
long loadState = [[movie attributeForKey:QTMovieLoadStateAttribute]
longValue];
if (loadState >= 2)
[clipMovieView
setMovi
>They aren't "base64 NSData objects", they are NSData objects which
>happen to be stored using base64. This is an implementation detail and
>you shouldn't need to care about it.
>The .plist extension implies that these are property lists. You can
>read them with NSPropertyListSerialization. This
On 22 Mar '08, at 12:40 PM, Marco Cassinerio wrote:
Using NSPropertyListSerialization means that the .plist file is a
binary representation and not an XML representation, is it true?
No. You can choose either format when writing a plist, and when
reading a plist it automatically detects th
On Mar 22, 2008, at 8:46 PM, Jens Alfke wrote:
On 22 Mar '08, at 12:40 PM, Marco Cassinerio wrote:
Using NSPropertyListSerialization means that the .plist file is a
binary representation and not an XML representation, is it true?
No. You can choose either format when writing a plist, and
On 22 Mar '08, at 1:19 PM, Marco Cassinerio wrote:
I've done what you said, but nothing changed. I get the same data
content, like this:
ImgR\362FBIL\346\326\303\331\376\247H+\222!\222C\303\351-+
\377\376\377\377\377\377\222!\221\302\221\301
\2161\216a
mfile.icnsMacintosh HD>Devel
On 22 Mar '08, at 12:19 PM, Guillem Palou wrote:
It crashes when I call the setMovie method of the QTMovieView
Object. The
code seems to work with movieWithFile instead of
movieWithQuicktimeMovie.
Use the debugger, then.
How does it crash?
In the debugger, what's the backtrace?
What's th
On Mar 22, 2008, at 9:24 PM, Jens Alfke wrote:
On 22 Mar '08, at 1:19 PM, Marco Cassinerio wrote:
I've done what you said, but nothing changed. I get the same data
content, like this:
ImgR\362FBIL\346\326\303\331\376\247H+\222!\222C\303\351-+
\377\376\377\377\377\377\222!\221\302\221\30
The debugger crashes in a MoviesTask call. The movie is loaded long before
the call, but the QTMovie object is created only a few instants before. All
the other objects look valid.
The only thing is that when setting the movie object, I'm trying to set an
invalid QTMovie object but I don't see the
I am new to Cocoa and Mac development, but not to development, being a
C/C++ graphics programmer by trade. I am working my way through
Hillegass' book, and although I am forgetting the details as fast as I
am reading them, it all makes sense, and I suppose it will come
together and stick in my head
On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 4:26 PM, Carsten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> However, image processing apps can benefit from batch modes, and
> although some things can be nicely handled by an in-app batch manager,
> the ideal would be to also allow the application to be run from the
> commandline, as
The script installation in a more central place is an interesting
thought. Is /usr/local/bin the Apple-sanctioned place for
user-installed commandline utilities, rather than something like (the
non-existent) /Users//bin? I could also install such a
script alongside the .app bundle, which is a thoug
I have a document based app that loads layers of certain sizes in a
document based on user input. As I've been optimizing my app, I
noticed that loading a 5000x5000 image into a layer causes my
application to consume 200 more MB of memory. Seems a little high, but
fair enough. But more inte
Hi, Malcom,
Note that in such cases, it is often easier to write:
NSString *tmp = [[[view textStorage] string] copy];
or, if your new string should be mutable:
NSMutableString *tmp = [[[view textStorage] string] mutableCopy];
Cheers,
Andrew
On Mar 22, 2008, at 11:45
There's not enough context to tell what's really going on. )Also,
quicktime-dev may be a more useful list.)
But a few things stick out. As written, the if-test is meaningless
because no NSError is passed to the QTMethod.
movieWithQuickTimeMovie: may be failing, so you may be passing
garba
On 22 Mar '08, at 6:02 PM, Colin Cornaby wrote:
When I load the 5000x5000 image into my CALayer's contents,
Instruments does not see any change in my memory usage, while
Activity Monitor sees the 200 MB extra being allocated. Instruments
also does not find any leaks in my program.
"Memor
On 22 Mar '08, at 3:23 PM, Guillem Palou wrote:
The debugger crashes in a MoviesTask call. The movie is loaded long
before the call, but the QTMovie object is created only a few
instants before. All the other objects look valid.
Maybe a Movie, or other important object, got deallocated. Tr
23 mar 2008 kl. 00.01 skrev Carsten:
The script installation in a more central place is an interesting
thought. Is /usr/local/bin the Apple-sanctioned place for
user-installed commandline utilities, rather than something like (the
non-existent) /Users//bin? I could also install such a
script al
I have a large NSTextView that shows my current record. One of the
record's attributes is an image which is displayed in a small
NSImageView subview of the textview. I'd like to allow images
dropped anywhere on the textview be routed into the imageview. My
first thought was to override N
Well, to answer my own question... Seemingly you just have to call
all the appropriate drag... methods on the image view,
performDragOperation won't work on its own.
->Ben
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Acacia Tree Software
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