ta is ready. I just now tried adding
addObserver: to the mix, just as an experiment, and logging reveals that I
get two corresponding calls to observeValueForKeyPath:, *before*
fetchWithRequest: has returned. The two calls are quite far apart (half a
second or so). Well, I sure wouldn't want to run my
s that 10.000 objects are not much for core
> data, but in my app it makes a big difference, so I'm wondering where
> I am wrong.
You don't say what format you're using, but if you're using XML, the entire
XML file has to be loaded and parsed, even before you fetch any objec
ling addPersistentStoreWithType:).
So the delay there is nothing but the XML file being loaded and parsed. m.
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> I also made use of -setUsesLazyFetching.
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contextInfo. The contextInfo that you hand in to the call to beginSheet:
comes back out in your didEnd method, so it can tell that method where to go
next. It might be some sort of carrier of state and/or even an invocation.
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"subviews".
My question is: how would I find this out? I mean, I can guess that
setFrameRotation: might trigger the @"frameRotation" animation, but I would
never have guessed this one. So where can I find a list of what actions
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the archives.) Since
you will be notified every time a different app comes to the front, you can
just keep track - when your app comes to the front, the one you *previously*
recorded as being in front is the one you're after. (It may, of course, have
now terminated.)
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h the checkbox in the nib), it stops
working - the rotation never happens and the duration is ignored. Why? Is it
because I'm doing this wrong, and it was just dumb luck that it ever worked
in the first place? Why would the existence of the layer make a difference?
And what's the righ
t text field 1 correctly updating to the new
>date, and vice versa. I suspect this may be a bug, has anyone else
>experience anything similar and what is the process of reporting to
>Apple if it is a bug?
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said:
>I am wondering what the best way to read a text file, line by line, when
>the file size is much larger than available memory.
Would there be a way to do this with dataWithContentsOfMappedFile? I've long
wondered about that... m
ecret exception that doesn't get revealed to me? m.
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ndow is properly
CLOSED, it's gone; it doesn't matter what the oneShot settings are.
If there's a wrong setting in your story, it sounds more like it might be
releasedWhenClosed. But it sounds if the problem is in the relationship
between your window and your window controller.
On Sat, 7 Feb 2009 21:06:20 -0800, Seth Willits said:
>On Feb 7, 2009, at 8:45 PM, Matt Neuburg wrote:
>
>>> In my case, I have a document window with a table view in it, where
>>> data source and delegate are the window controller. If the window is
>>> oneShot
On Tue, 10 Feb 2009 11:12:17 -0500, Michael Ash
said:
>On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 1:02 AM, Matt Neuburg wrote:
>> Actually, having looked at your example, I reproduced the crash from the
>> bottom up by starting with the Document Architecture template.
>>
>> I create
;t make this kind of
difference. With this dealloc, it doesn't. That's what I was after. Thanks!
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he array controller receiving notification of
>the newly added records so that I can, hopefully, do the same with my custom
>view?
Well, it's all about bindings and KVO (key-value-observing), isn't it? I
mean, that's what they do and that's what they're for. m.
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? And if not, why not?
It depends on what setMyParentController is doing, doesn't it? If it doesn't
retain it, then no one is retaining it, and when you release it it will
vanish in a puff of smoke, closing everything in this copy of the nib. m.
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rollSize.height > imageSize.height) ?
scrollSize.height : imageSize.height;
[self setFrameSize: mySize];
if (scrollSize.height < imageSize.height)
[cv setBoundsOrigin: NSMakePoint([cv bounds].origin.x, curTop -
scrollSize.height)];
}
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This prevents the main window from losing its appearance, but the table in
the pseudo-drawer is not receiving keypresses. m.
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On or about 10/9/08 10:33 AM, thus spake "Kyle Sluder"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 1:17 PM, Matt Neuburg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I want to make a drawer that the user cannot close or slide. Since you can't
>> stop the user from sl
subclass of NSWindow):
>
>[self setLevel:kCGDesktopIconWindowLevel - 1];
I think what you want to say is
CGWindowLevelForKey(kCGDesktopWindowLevelKey). This should be more robust
than manipulating the level value directly.
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app comes to the
front. I use this approach and I and my users find it a lot less confusing
than e.g. what Help Viewer does in Leopard (which is simply horrendous
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and sent them.
See Appendix B of my book (and my online article about replacing AppleScript
with Ruby) for more info about that. m.
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h here is excellent. In your
first message, where you say that the menu stopped working after one use, I
was going to suggest that the reason was that you were accidentally
generating another menu and that mySearchMenu was no longer pointing where
you think. But you discovered this very fact
ationWindow];
>
>}
>
>- (void)didEndSheet:(NSWindow *)sheet returnCode:(int)returnCode
>contextInfo:(void *)contextInfo{
> [sheet orderOut:self];
>
>}
>
>Cheers,
>Carmen
>
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indow (used to be option-command-shift-question mark), make
sure it is set to do an API search, and type
tableview:set
You can stop typing; you are there. m.
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On Tue, 04 Nov 2008 08:58:24 -0700, Adam Fedor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
>On Nov 4, 2008, at 8:23 AM, Matt Neuburg wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 02 Nov 2008 22:08:04 -0700, Adam Fedor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>>> I have a simple program with a memory leak that is dr
s a tag
identifier, which was matched up with the desired control within the window
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On Thu, 5 Mar 2009 20:45:13 +0530, Anshul jain
said:
>
>hi
> Is there any sample code to record in aiff format
Did you try a search on "recording audio" at the apple developer site?
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llback.
As the docs say, "The method the selector specifies must have one and only
one argument."
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jectController. So you might need to explain why that
isn't the case. Or, putting it more broadly, it might be helpful if you
described what are these objects, what is meant by selection, and what is it
you're *really* trying to accomplish. m.
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onceptual/SafariJSProgTopics/Tasks/ObjCFromJavaScript.html>
Can you explain further why that isn't what you're after?
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As you can see, it looks like
Carbon entry points all the way. On the other hand, as an AppleScript user,
I'm pleading with you - no, no, not another OSAX! Just make a scriptable
executable (faceless background if need be). And then you could use Cocoa
Scripting and be all Objective-C, all th
#x27;ascr/psbr' Apple event on p.
479 of my book, and Ken Ferry has a wonderful set of convenience methods
(http://homepage.mac.com/kenferry/software.html). m.
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NSResponder* r = [[sourceTableView enclosingScrollView] nextResponder];
[[sourceTableView enclosingScrollView] setNextResponder: self];
[self setNextResponder: r];
Finally, make sure everything is getting hooked up and instantiated
correctly.
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];
NSAppleEventDescriptor *eventDescriptor = [appleScriptObject
executeAndReturnError: &errorDict];
[appleScriptObject release];
if (([eventDescriptor descriptorType]) && (errorDict==nil)) {
NSLog(@"%@", [eventDescriptor stringValue]);
} else {
NSLog(@"%@"
lt Interface Builder library
That didn't mention windows.
If you are using a window subclass, you'll receive awakeFromNib. Subclassing
NSWindow, however, merely to get an early message, would be unnecessary.
More typical is to use one of the many fine notifications / delegate
messages provide
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migrated into Core Data in situations where I used to have my own data
structure, just because Core Data is such an easy way to handle the general
case. And this is for data that is neither complicated nor large. m.
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mains on top.
Search the archives for example code showing how your app can be notified
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On or about 4/8/09 11:25 PM, thus spake "Andrew Farmer" :
> On 08 Apr 09, at 08:03, Matt Neuburg wrote:
>> On Tue, 7 Apr 2009 12:37:05 -0400, Walker Argendeli
>> said:
>>> I am making a simple application that consists of a small HUD window
>>> that nee
On Thu, 9 Apr 2009 17:31:52 +0100, Benjamin Dobson
said:
>
>On 9 Apr 2009, at 16:49:48, Matt Neuburg wrote:
>
>> On or about 4/8/09 11:25 PM, thus spake "Andrew Farmer" > >:
>>
>>> On 08 Apr 09, at 08:03, Matt Neuburg wrote:
>>>> On T
ellow Help Book
Blp! Mismatch, did not follow directions, game over, thank you for
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ke casting to id. It is as if id is not an id,
which makes no sense to me. Is this a Clang bug? Or am I just missing some
fundamental truth?
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book:
- (void) forceSave: (id) n {
[self.doc saveToURL:doc.fileURL
forSaveOperation:UIDocumentSaveForOverwriting
completionHandler:nil];
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all part of the primitive, brainless
lack of real popover management. They sucked when they were introduced in iOS
3.2 and they have not been improved or changed in any way since then. I have a
long-standing bug in on the whole thing, including this particular issue.
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h:` is meaningful and
correct! That is a _major_ reason for preferring it; you can do layout here.
(Of course you can't do that if you are backwards-compatible to before its
existence.)
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button remain in view at all times?
Can you post on github a small project that will allow the issue to be
reproduced? Thx - m.
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cidentally
saw. Of course that doesn't solve the problem you're having; I'm just saying
what Apple says in the 2013 WWDC videos. I suppose you could say something like
System - Caption (or whatever it is) by running thru the various role names and
trying to match against the hidde
be replaced by the real
interface, and meanwhile the app is not responsive because you're not _in_ the
app: you're tapping on the snapshot. I wonder if that's what you're
experiencing. m.
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impervious to any understanding of the fact that we need coherent reliable
order and sequence for these events. m.
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o refresh
>animation for the stretched little do dad.
See the section in my book on interactive custom animations. Here's some source
code:
https://github.com/mattneub/Programming-iOS-Book-Examples/blob/master/bk2ch06p296customAnimation2/ch19p620customAnimation1/AppDelegate.m
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