I agree that this is likely not an issue with AppKit or Core Animation. I’d
start by search your code for ‘saveDocumentAs:’. Whatever object that is
supposed to be getting called on is likely the object that is being smashed.
You could also try running with the Static Analyzer & Address Sanit
Sent from my iPhone hi, what would I need in order to write my own RSS reader
for iOS? I wanted to know how this was done because I am interested in all of
this RSS and podcast feeds and stuff like that. What frameworks would I need to
use in iOS in order to pull news articles or podcasts from
Sent from my iPhone hi, how can I create a third-party keyboard for iOS? Do I
need to have an app already created in order to do this? What documentation
should I start reading? I am asking this because I don't know where to get
started.
Thank U.
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> On 13 Feb 2016, at 19:06, nicholasacosta...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Sent from my iPhone hi, how can I create a third-party keyboard for iOS? Do I
> need to have an app already created in order to do this? What documentation
> should I start reading? I am asking this because I don't know wh
> On Feb 13, 2016, at 10:02 AM, nicholasacosta...@gmail.com wrote:
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> hi, what would I need in order to write my own RSS reader for iOS?
- NSURLSession to fetch feeds.
- NSXMLParser to parse the feeds. (I was going to write "NSXMLDocument to parse
the feeds”, but that class only exists o
This.
> It’s a total pain in the butt, to be honest. I’m not sure if there are any
> existing open source iOS frameworks for reading feeds, but if there is one,
> you’ll be much better off using it than writing your own.
>
> —Jens
-Daniel
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For dates, you can try using NSDataDetector, but I’ve found recently that it
doesn’t work well if you only have a date or a time, only if you have both; it
adds a placeholder value in those cases and doesn’t report that you only have
one or the other. In the case for RSS feeds, though, you shou
> On Feb 12, 2016, at 8:04 PM, Britt Durbrow
> wrote:
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> I thought SQLIte had an extension to do this also (I’ve never played with it
> myself, so YMMV)… I don’t know if the built in version has it enabled
It does, and ironically our database used to use SQLite as its storage engine,
so we
Cool. Hopefully it’ll be in the next release, so keep adding bug reports. I
didn’t want to write another regular expression to do something the class
already does and get it wrong; if I do that, I might as well not even use
NSDataDetector. In case you’re curious, Xcode, while debugging some r
I have a date formatter applied to a formcell: 'MM/dd/’.
Upon entering the year, the field ‘completes' so that when I enter 01/01/2 it
converts it to 01/01/0002, inserting the zeros.
How do I stop the 'completion' behavior?
I have looked at:[aTextView setAutomaticQuoteSubstitutionEnable
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