Greetings,
I am working on an application that will allow the user to run a
command-line binary from within my program. This is a simple binary
written in C. To accomplish this, I am using NSTask to execute the
binary. I then output the result of the task to a text view in my program.
All of
Greetings,
I'm attempting to write an SSH wrapper for a cocoa application. It
doesn't need to do anything fancy, only get me logged into the remote
machine. Beyond that, my application will execute commands as the user
requests them.
I am, however, running into a problem. I have my task s
Greetings,
I am not entirely sure as to what exactly a thread is, but seeing as
anything I've ever programmed is light weight, I've never needed to
worry before. And to be honest, such is still the case. This question
is merely to satisfy my personal curiosity on the topic, and I can't
se
Greetings!
This is a rather odd (and I'm sure simple) question, but I cannot seem
to find a suitable explanation anywhere I look.
So, my code initializes a menu with an action "myAction:", whose
target is "myClass".
Now, I've noticed through trial and error that the only way to get my
m
Greetings,
I'm writing a program where the user will define a window and a web
page. Now, my code will take various aspects of what the user defines
(Web Page URL, window size/position, ect) and save them to user
defaults so that they can be loaded again later. At the moment, I have
each
Greetings!
So, let's say I have a menu in a secondary NIB file that I plan to use
as a status bar menu. Since the user may not want that menu to even
exist, I don't want to load it if it doesn't need to be, so it's in a
secondary nib file.
Is there any way to access that menu from that se
