e memory management issue
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view hasn't been drawn yet, so there is no context. I suspect that
your getting something you very much do not expect.
In general if you want to use layers with views, you should create the
layer on the first -drawRect: call rather than trying to have them
around from -init forwar
draw. It should have very similar
performance characteristics for drawing, but will be easier for the
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crashes out, and I've tried various other types of variable to no
avail. Any thoughts? Am I missing something blindingly obvious here?
Are you getting an exception? perhaps myArray isn't really an NSArray
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note that the array returned by -
componentsSeparatedByString: doesn't belong to you unless you retain
it. You are likely getting your bad access because the autorelease
pool is being drained in between your call to -displayData and -count
(and -displayData: probably should be named -setDis
Animation to do the layering,
which of course will result in text that does not use sub-pixel
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This seems to be related to the CGImageCreateWithImageInRect() call,
but I can't imagine why. CGDataProviderCopyData() seems to work
perfectly with an original image in my limited testing, so please file
a bug (and let me know what the bug number is).
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eird' and the docs dont provide sample or pseudo
code for _this_)
The CG API is almost 1:1 with NSBezierPath and other Cocoa Graphics
tools, although both API do offer abilities that the other doesn't
directly offer. As for "weird" I can't really say anything to t
le, if the
* underlying data is too large to fit in memory). */
What is the expected output format of the data it returns ?
The output image data is the same format as the associated CGImageRef.
You can use the CGImageGet*() functions to determine the exact format
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context and the associated machinery for getting
it drawn correctly). That the QTMovieLayer is causing you problems
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to allow you to select the paper size and orientation. There are other
controls you can add (or remove) as well, search the documentation for
NSPrintPanelOptions (used with NSPrintPanel's -setOptions: method).
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want (additional button in PrintPanel). Right?
Correct, not where you wish to place it.
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variables).
If you've found a bug with Apple Sample Code, then please file a bug
report against that sample code.
Basically, here's my question: When (if ever) are you supposed to
(auto)release CALayers?
If you follow the memory management rules, yo
On Dec 15, 2008, at 3:27 AM, ramesh kakula wrote:
I am looking for the good documentation on the Open GL ES for
iPhone, if any one have a link or doc please share.
Depending on what your really asking for <http://khronos.org/opengles/1_X/
> might have information useful to you.
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pixel data.
Seem easier and faster too. However CGDataProviderCopyData is 10.5
minimum.
Unfortunately due to a bug that doesn't always work correctly. If you
file a bug, reference bug 5889934.
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the problem is about
animation I would like this movement don't be animated. I've tryed to
use removeAllAnimation but it dosn't work.
Take a look at the docs for CATransaction, they describe how to enable
and disable actions (which cause animation).
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message. When you take the address of either pointer, you get the
location of that pointer in memory - not the location of the object.
The pointer itself contains the location of the object in memo
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Try replacing the composition in the CALayerEssentials sample <http://developer.apple.com/samplecode/CALayerEssentials/index.html
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If it fails there, then there may be something stranger going on. If
not, determining how to replicate the issue from there and filing a
bug
at
would prevent it from playing?
I don't see anything off hand, and can't think of any reason why that
shouldn't work. I would probably recommend a bug report with a simple
application that reproduces the error.
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e. I would recommend
filing one. You can reference that CALayerEssentials sample reproduces
the issue when you enable garbage collection (send me the bug # when
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be the Quicktime-API mailing list.
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presentation, then you will have to
render it via OpenGL, readback the contents of every frame, then add
that to a movie. You might be able to adapt the OpenGLCaptureToMovie
sample <http://developer.apple.com/samplecode/OpenGLScreenCapture/index.html
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jumps out at me.)
I would suspect that you'd see a message on the console to the effect
of "modifying an array while enumerating it". I think you can replace
this more simply by just doing [[self layer] setSu
mory).
This might be an acceptable solution, although to control memory you
should not use +imageNamed: to load these images (and instead use
imageWithContentsOfFile:) as you would likely run into the exact same
performance problem if you did. This may also end up with other
performance issues
ave a memory management issue or some other
dependency. I would start by pulling out the code your looking at into
a smaller test project and seeing if you can reproduce the issue from
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odels with textures instead of pre-rendered content.
Sometimes you can just use a set of static (or animated) but smaller
images and move the hosting views around the screen. But exactly how
you do it will depend on what you are trying to accomplish.
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So I have an application that has been bedeviled by a nasty, nasty
bug for years that manifests itself as an exception being thrown
with:
Error (1007) creating CGSWindow
At that point
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On Jan 16, 2009, at 5:10 AM, Memo Akten wrote:
But it doesn't work, I guess imageWithData is expecting image data
(i.e. file format), not pixel data. How can I create a UIImage from
pixel data? do I need to go into coregraphics? (e.g. CGCreateImage)?
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of the
frame are synthesized from other properties of the layer). Depending
on if your layer's dimensions are odd or even the position should be
on the pixel or on the half pixel to avoid antialiasing like this.
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screen with "... image is too large for GPU, ignoring" exception.
CALayers are limited to the maximum texture size of the underlying
graphics hardware, so if you are getting this warning, your images are
too big for the hardware your on and you will need to make them smaller.
of CALayers are being torn down and this is a
result. If your not properly managing memory in this instance, then
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CGContextSetShouldSmoothFonts doesn't seem to help.
Its been a while since I last looked at this, but I think the
context's format needs to be native endian (add the
kCGBitmapByteOrder32Host flag).
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Its been a while since I last looked at this, but I think the
context's format needs to be native endian (add the
kCGBitmapByteOrder32Host flag).
Heh; I totally would not have exp
if one uses overlapping
sibling views with QuartzGL...
Its a non-issue. With QuartzGL enabled, AppKit is still rendering all
of the content for the window, so they can still fully control how
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+setAnimationDidStopSelector: to be notified when the animation
completes before you ask the view to scale back down to 1x.
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i am trying to play QCComposition in CAOpenGLLayer
Why not use the QCCompositionLayer?
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Your more than likely desynchronizing the logical and visual locations
of the view when you do this. AppKit manages the location of views
separately from Core Animation, and thus if you move a view's layer
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Actually you can do that with UIViews or CALayers (and conversely you
can "break" CALayers in the same way). The critical point is to not
use +imageNamed: as this will load the images cached, which generally
is not what you want for large images.
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Side question ... in doing so will the animations begin when the
hidden property is set NO.
Animations run independently of each other, so hiding a layer does not
pause animations at all.
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Do I understand correctly that if a layer with explicit animations
is hidden the animation is still running?
Yes, animations always run, regardless of the hidden state of a layer
(hidden is just another render attribute).
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this is really not the best way to
convert an NSImage into a PNG. In fact, imageRepWithData: should work
with any file type that is supported by ImageIO, which natively
includes PNG, so you could pass in the original file data rather than
going through NSImage.
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need AppKit to
continue to draw to the view's layer, is to override -setLayer: to do
any required setup for your layer tree. So what you would do is check
if the incoming layer is non-nil, and if it is, make any changes to
that layer (including adding sublayers) at that point.
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The CALayerEssentials sample operates without having to do anything
special with its QCCompositionLayer, so I would probably recommend you
start there to see if you can figure out what is going wrong.
CALayerEssentials <http://developer.apple.com/samplecode/CALayerEssentials/index.html
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for a thumbnail, then your implying to the API that you are expecting
an image no larger than the original - which is what you are getting.
Could you better explain what you are trying to do?
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after just one click.
NSCollectionView uses Core Animation (by default? always? I can't
recall). However, it is odd that your getting such a small layer
request. If you can figure out why this might be worth a bug.
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away all of
its content when it is resized, and the NSTableView is using a
CATiledLayer for its display. Because of this, the entire table gets
re-rendered, and because the resize is live, re-rendered again and
again before the content is complete.
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from the NSGraphicsContext. The latter is shown in the sample above,
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contexts, then read the docs on -actionForKey: which describes several
methods you can use to disable a particular animation for a layer or
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L((CFURLRef)url,
NULL);
CGImageRef image = CGImageSourceCreateImageAtIndex(source, 0, NULL);
CFRelease(source);
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"drawLayer:inContext" message.
This is true, and covered well in the Core Animation Programming Guide
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Specifically, the section on Providing Layer Content.
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. Simplest
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roundColor = color;
CFRelease(color);
And you don't need to release it yourself in a custom dealloc method
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CUPS (the subsystem
that eventually handles all printing on Mac OS X).
Changing printer settings for an App affects that app only.
Some printer settings are system wide, some are tied to print
sessions. What settings do you need to change?
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[NSString class] and -
transformedValue: to return the lastPathComponent of the passed in
string. Set the transformer for the binding and you should be set.
There are a few samples that you can reach from the Xcode docs
demonstrating this (just look up NSValueTransformer).
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avoid having to copy the bytes if
possible.
Another question might be to ask why are you trying to load the entire
file into memory? If its of any significant length then that is quite
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geRef = CGImageSourceCreateImageAtIndex(sourceRef, 0, NULL);
CFRelease(sourceRef);
}
[rootLayer setContents: (id)imageRef];
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On Nov 4, 2008, at 10:05 AM, David Duncan wrote:
While I don't see a leak in here, it can never hurt to simplify
your code. Try this instead.
Thanks, that is simpler, but it doesn't solve the problem. I've
tried many things.
clockwise, you will have to calculate the changes yourself. You should
also note that you can rotate outside of the unit circle (0-2π) and
get the correct value, which is useful for certain effects.
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are effectively tied to a
particular state, then why not use bindings? You could bind the
enabled state of these controls to a property of your controller
object and then you just set the property and voila.
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acked AppKit views, you always need to move them via AppKit for
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and, I can make a second view outside the first
view/layer with the button (and eventually other controls) and this
will not affected of any animations? If it's true I had not understood
the relation between layer and view, now it's clear.
Right, a layer can only affect itself and its
On Nov 14, 2008, at 10:33 AM, Michel Schinz wrote:
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AppKit doesn't do hit testing via the layer tree, so by moving the
button's layer, you've desynchronized the graphical location of the
button with the hit test location of the
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be what you want, but it usually
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f it was statically typed as a CALayer, then the second assignment
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what animation is done for any given
property. This sequence of events is described in the docs for
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ues causing the
fuss. Please file a bug report.
Try watching the position & bounds of the layer instead.
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bad
practice? If bad, why?
It is not recommended, as it is part of the Mac OS X user experience,
as it is provided to allow the user to easily enter special
characters. Why do you want to remove it?
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in AppKit, but you can do
this using Core Graphics & ImageIO. The MassiveImage sample
demonstrates how you can stream very large images (up to 32k x 32k
iirc) to disk.
<http://developer.apple.com/samplecode/MassiveImage/index.html>
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something else (I'm pretty certain nil, but I haven't looked
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few clicks freezes up
my phone.
Memory warnings are a fact of life on iPhone OS, but without more
information on why your freezing, it will be nearly impossible to
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Suggests launchd won't reliably run user agents. is this true in
10.5+?
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