I have a legacy builder class that creates a Carbon window and I want to
initialize an NSWindow with this WindowRef.
I have a method on the builder GetProduct() that hands out the WindowRef. If I
use commands like the following
WindowRef w = builder.GetProduct();
ShowWindow( w );
SelectWindo
On 30/01/2011, at 9:17 PM, Andrew James wrote:
> [ window makeKeyAndOrderFront ];
This should be [window makeKeyAndOrderFront:nil];
(or you could pass a valid sender, though I suspect it's ignored)
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On 28/01/2011, at 14:43, Ben Golding wrote:
> Safari has a really nice "Find" bar that scrolls down from the title pane of
> the window. I'd like to do something like that in an application that I'm
> developing but I can't find out whether that's generally available and how to
> use it.
Tha
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Hey everyone,
first of all i'd like to thank all of you for this awesome list/community. I
hope that i can help you sometimes...
But now to my question. Can anyone of you explain me (slowly;)) how to add
another view (.xib) file to my iPhone project? I tried several things, but
none worked for
For once I actually should have "cut-and-paste":
NSWindow *wrapper = [ [ NSWindow alloc ] initWithWindowRef:
carbonBuilder.GetProduct() ];
[ wrapper makeKeyAndOrderFront: self];
I did have the sender being sent correctly. Window still does not show with
this approach. Nice catch though.
I'm g
1) Click once the Xcode icon in your Dock to ensure Xcode is the frontmost
application.
2) From the menu bar, choose File > "New...". You will be presented with a
window titled "New File".
3) Locate the column on the left hand side of the window which just opened and
the section of the column la
On 31/01/2011, at 3:02 PM, Andrew James wrote:
> For once I actually should have "cut-and-paste":
>
> NSWindow *wrapper = [ [ NSWindow alloc ] initWithWindowRef:
> carbonBuilder.GetProduct() ];
> [ wrapper makeKeyAndOrderFront: self];
>
> I did have the sender being sent correctly. Window sti
I have an app with a NSTableView where the data is presented to the user. When
the user hits "Find", I'd like to be able to scroll the table view to the
visible cell (easy enough) and then select the range that matched within that
field (not so easy).
At present, my code looks like:
NSCell *
I've done some investigating and still getting the behavior that the window
does
not display from the code below
Interestingly, if you look at the two ShowWindow/SelectWindow pairs. I will
see
the window when the first one is uncommented only. I will not see the window
when the second set i
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