On 02.03.2012, at 03:24, Todd Heberlein wrote:
> I did find the switch from 3.x to 4.x jarring, but I have adjusted.
>
> I am still using Version 4.1, and for me it has been fairly stable. Are the
> instability issues everyone is complaining about more with versions 4.2 and
> 4.3?
That's bee
On 01.03.2012, at 15:01, George Toledo wrote:
> Does anyone require devs at Apple to use Xcode 4, or conform to the broken
> technologies that are foisted upon outside Developers? I don't know...
> totally rhetorical, but I'd hope not, because as bad as it is to have this
> put upon us, I'd hate
On 01.03.2012, at 06:26, Alex Zavatone wrote:
> Makes me wonder how AppleScript is still alive at Apple then. What, are
> there two people on it internally or only one?
Apple tried to kill AppleScript ages ago. But some big groups of users (e.g.
pre-press) use it so extensively to automate the
Here is my theory…
I know that Xcode is used internally at Apple, but not always the same versions
we get. I know that Xcode 3.x was still used internally by a lot of teams for
some time after Xcode 4.x was pushed on us in the consumer side. Now that Xcode
4.3 is pushing LLDB on us with proje
> not everyone uses Xcode. I vaguely remember hearing that the Kernel folks
> mainly use Makefiles. Which makes sense considering how much of that is open
> source, cross-platform etc.
I recently bought a book on OpenCL partly written by some guy at Apple (can’t
remember the title right now sin
>
> How do you know the white view is screen-sized and has no superview?
> Actually a UIView which you can see and yet has no superview is probably
> just the UIWindow itself.
>
I write info about it to a log, in viewDidLoad.
How about the view which has just been loaded? Does it have a superview
On Mar 2, 2012, at 3:25 AM, Uli Kusterer wrote:
> On 01.03.2012, at 06:26, Alex Zavatone wrote:
>> Makes me wonder how AppleScript is still alive at Apple then. What, are
>> there two people on it internally or only one?
>
> Apple tried to kill AppleScript ages ago. But some big groups of user
Sorry, "I wrote". Not "I writing".
On Mar 2, 2012, at 11:00 AM, Alex Zavatone wrote:
> While at Verizon (A big phone and now TV company in the US) I writing a GUI
> creation system that took structured designs in Illustrator and Photoshop and
> ended up creating
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Il giorno 29/feb/2012, alle ore 22:43, Andrea3000 ha scritto:
> I'm sorry if you think I'm too lazy to debug it myself. I never intended to
> implicitly ask you to download and debug the app for me, believe me.
>
> I posted a demo project simply because I think that the issue isn't related
>
On Mar 2, 2012, at 1:28 AM, G S wrote:
> It's the photo-picker (actually a view that presents the photo picker and
> then lets the user add a caption). It's presented with
> presentModalViewController and dismissed by the delegate, as is typical.
>
> The Apple photo picker often results in memor
Hi Everyone,
I find myself in the situation of having to manipulate and display a few very
large images in an app running on iOS (potentially in the tens of megapixels at
24 bits/pixel), and I am trying to figure out what the correct pattern for
doing so is. I've Googled for solutions, but the
As written in the last mail, I'm no longer using the example with rounded
corner.
I'm using an unmodified "Cocoa Application" template project with just the
transparent/opacity toggle.
Therefore I haven't any auxiliary view and therefore no rounded corners, just
the default window.
Il giorno 02
Fri, 02 Mar 2012 16:00:41 +0900 On John Joyce wrote:
> I have to agree with Gene. I wasn't going to acknowledge this thread, but it
> is good to hear more than just people moaning.
>
> The initial adjustment to 4.x was jarring, but once you get used to the
> changes, they're mostly great!
> To
hello.
i have a problem with a text field that won't accept any input. the textfield
is one of three on a panel that appears only when the input is needed. I
activate the panel with this line:[app beginSheet:Sheet
modalForWindow:mainWindow modalDelegate:self didEndSelector:NULL
contextInfo:
Hi all
Thanks to all of you for your answers. Mark just found the source of my problem
and I want to publish it since it may help some more people that have that kind
of issues, even if I at the same time expose my ignorance of some basic
knowledge but hey, that's learning.
My Core Data object
Hi all. I'm currently reviewing some code I'm going to revamp and I'm afraid
that my brain emptied out when I needed it most.
I'm trying to remember the name of a type of control that is like a UITabBar,
but allows the user to drag scroll the buttons to the left and the right to
show additiona
On Mar 2, 2012, at 11:05 AM, Marco Tabini wrote:
> My first instinct is to use a memory-mapped file (e.g.: using NSMutableData)
> to hold the data while I work on it, but I worry that it will be very slow
> and that I'm missing a much simpler solution.
I don’t think you can get around the need
On Mar 2, 2012, at 1:35 PM, H. Miersch wrote:
> i have a problem with a text field that won't accept any input. the textfield
> is one of three on a panel that appears only when the input is needed. I
> activate the panel with this line:[app beginSheet:Sheet
> modalForWindow:mainWindow moda
On Mar 2, 2012, at 12:35 , H. Miersch wrote:
> i have a problem with a text field that won't accept any input. the textfield
> is one of three on a panel that appears only when the input is needed. I
> activate the panel with this line:[app beginSheet:Sheet
> modalForWindow:mainWindow modal
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