#x27;t be deleted because MyAppImporter.mdplugin is in use", so make
sure you use a name where people who know a tad more can realize it's
Spotlight's fault.
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new plugin. You may have to make sure the plugin has a different version
number, and maybe delete your product or do a touch on the plugins' package
folders to make sure it has a different change date than the old one, but it
should Just Work(tm).
Cheers,
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On 22.11.2009, at 20:52, Jens Alfke wrote:
> On Nov 22, 2009, at 10:44 AM, Uli Kusterer wrote:
>> Well, you may want to quit your app before you delete it, though (and refuse
>> to uninstall until the user has quit it). Files may only actually get
>> deleted when they&#
On 16.04.10 11:29, Matt Gough wrote:
To be fair though, if it is a user-initiated emptying and it is done via
Finder, then I think it is fine to initiate a Trash emptying from another app.
What isn't fine is for it to be done behind the user's back.
As long as it is obvious that this empties
On 17.04.10 16:47, Ken Thomases wrote:
On Apr 17, 2010, at 9:37 AM, Paul Sanders wrote:
That is, retain counts are stored outside of the instance.
In that case there is a danger that a pointer to whatever is referenced would
be transferred to the copy of the object, which is not what you want.
ust change the name, i.e. instead
of -initWithParent: call it -initWithParentTrieNode:.
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ike redraws, you may want to set breakpoints on C++ throws and
objc_exception_throw and see if any of these gets triggered and by whom. Also,
throwing C++ exceptions through C or ObjC code and ObjC exceptions through C or
C++ code can royally screw you.
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ind that,
at least on 10.5 and later, you can hide menu items (and thus menus) if you
find that recreating a "special" menu doesn't make it special anymore.
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e finished and mDelegate may contain a weak reference to the
delegate, or the thread may take longer, and then your code looking at the
retain count will think it was a strong reference.
There is no substitute to reading the documentation.
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ually figured it out using Instruments, or by
following the calls to retain/release/autorelease on an object.
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On 28.04.2010, at 00:27, Shawn Erickson wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 3:22 PM, Uli Kusterer
> wrote:
>> For example, bindings were notorious for causing retain circles when you
>> bound to File's Owner in a NIB, and that was fixed in 10.5, IIRC.
>
> Fairly sur
lication, in the case of the main nib file) as its File’s Owner.
>
> What about NSDocument subclasses?
NSDocument uses NSWindowControllers to do its NIB loading, just passes itself
in as the owner, so the NSWindowController should do its magic there, too.
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n-specific file attributes (at the
bottom of the file):
http://github.com/uliwitness/UliKit/
In particular
http://github.com/uliwitness/UliKit/blob/master/UKDirectoryEnumerator.h
http://github.com/uliwitness/UliKit/blob/master/UKDirectoryEnumerator.m
Might save you from writing additional code.
around something like that?
GUI scripting is done by a helper application, "System Events", I think. You
probably just have to point the scripting bridge tool at that helper
application and you'll get a neat header to call.
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it more generic, feel free to send me a pull request (or e-mail me
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l memory management, but from then on you can
just add C++ ivars to the struct, as you'd do with the class. Just beware that
you have to initialize all ivars, as you are not guaranteed to get zeroed-out
memory back from C++ new (unlike ObjC's alloc).
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On May 10, 2010, at 8:19 PM, Thomas Davie wrote:
> I personally really dislike this one, for two reasons:
Third reason: It gives the method multiple points of return, which is a tiny
bit dangerous if you're allocating/releasing resources.
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you want a list of all applications on a Mac, you may have to go through
Spotlight. But that takes time, CPU, and as such is generally not what you want
to do.
If you tell us more precisely what you are trying to achieve, as a high-level
task, we might be able to make a better suggestion.
yes, perhaps LaunchServices would be best.
If your application is a plug-in, it is probably a bundle. In that case
NSBundle can be used to give you the path to your file. Or if you want the path
to your host application, you can ask NSBundle for the mainBundle.
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s and done clean build - 10.6 - XC 3.2.2
> Any thoughts on what would cause this?
Have you checked whether anything shows up in the run log, or failing that,
Console.app?
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to only do that during drags
though, not sure how you'd detect that reliably, particularly since a user
could drag to the desktop and then drag that back.
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else
> might be able to.
Yes, text fields use the field editor, and it's not trivial to get the field
editor correctly set up for the current state of the field and then mess with
its layout manager. In that case I'd generally recommend just replacing the
NSTextField with an NSTextVie
show you what other object could be causing this redraw?
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a
> view in a completely different place that is constantly getting redrawn for
> no apparent reason.
override its drawRect: ? How else would you get the dirty rects to see what is
dirtied?
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On 16.05.2010, at 00:46, Nick Zitzmann wrote:
> On May 15, 2010, at 3:00 PM, Uli Kusterer wrote:
>
>> override its drawRect: ? How else would you get the dirty rects to see what
>> is dirtied?
>
> Right, but what is causing -drawRect: to be called? That's what I w
#x27;t even need to subclass. I'd suppose you should be
able to run your own event loop by calling nextEventMatchingMask:... and (as
needed) sendEvent: in a loop (+ creating/destroying an autorelease pool each
time round).
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odal...
methods, that'll disable the menus. Maybe that could be (ab)used.
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ur would only be different if you were using the garbage collector.
If all of this is new to you, you should really try to get a good book about
the basics of Cocoa objects and memory management.
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ir first ivar where they think the base class
ends, which is after the shorter ivar list.
Could any of that be your problem?
PS - If you want more detail and pretty pictures, there's a screencast by me on
that topic available at
http://www.mac-developer-network.com/video/video101003.ht
r that
purpose (see
http://github.com/uliwitness/UliKit/blob/master/UKPushbackMessenger.h and
http://github.com/uliwitness/UliKit/blob/master/UKPushbackMessenger.m).
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your file has that type, you *know* it's not intended to be processed yet.
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;t a good choice in many cases, though. It leads people to tack a lot
of unrelated functionality onto foundational classes. You'd end up with
"everything is a dictionary" if you followed through on that.
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edit field, where you don't have a TEHandle unless you focus it). For the
latter, if it's inside a scroll view (which it is by default when created from
a NIB, even if you maybe told it to hide its scroll bars & border) you can
probably just ask it for its frame and get the correc
nch/zoom, swipe and rotate.
There's also an NSTouch class that's worth checking out for trackpad gestures.
Maybe touchscreen manufacturers support that as well, these days.
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aders and extract binaries and all that). You could also ask authors of
existing NNTP clients, maybe they're willing to license their library if your
use case is different enough from theirs. Panic's Unison is probably a
surprisingly modern NNTP codebase.
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iKit/blob/master/NSURLConnection+PostDictionary.m
Note that it has a fixed "boundary" string. The code is on Github, so if you
want to submit code that makes sure the boundary string is unique and doesn't
occur in the provided data, it'd be appreciated. :-)
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must Force Quit.
Sounds like it launches and then hangs before it gets to the event loop. Have
'em fire up Activity Monitor and perform a sample and send that to you, then
you might see what part of your app is stuck in an endless loop.
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o, but there are tools to dump
the raw requests (like IPNetMonitorX or CharlesProxy), which could probably be
used to figure out what iTunes is actually doing. But that's like using
undocumented API: It may break in spectacular ways at any time.
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m Cocoa, so I'll stop here.
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Am Jun 2, 2010 um 3:03 PM schrieb Rui Pacheco:
> BSD would be better for shareware developers.
There's always my http://github.com/uliwitness/UKSyntaxColoredTextDocument/ if
you want a more liberal license (it's zlib-style).
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older MacOS versions, you need to use the old
"Contextual Menu module" plug-in scheme, which isn't supported under 64-bit.
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it might help to just create your own autorelease pool inside the loop on each
iteration.
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f a superview
could be wrong in this case as well.
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r the user, it should, instead of
requiring manual process management.
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a tick mark, use an NSPopUpButton.
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Just make sure you don't do it like Pixelmator: Every time I habitually try to
tab from one text field to the next, all my palettes just vanish. The first few
times this happened, I thought Pixelmator had crashed.
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mage views, with a few labels (of my own
custom NSTextField subclass, so it can draw with shadow, bezel and vertically
centered) in between.
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created code that
populates the view controller manually, why would you want to create a XIB as
well?
Maybe I'm just not understanding what you're trying to do. What are you doing,
and at what point are you having a problem?
Cheers
plemented in Mac C,
ObjC and C++ compilers that reinforce this?
Just trying to figure out whether I have to change a lot of existing Mac and
iOS code now, or whether it suffices to be aware of the problem and not write
it in new code and stuff that gets ported.
Cheers,
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jects due
> to numerous exceptions because there shouldn't be numerous exceptions.
Except if you're working with Distributed Objects, of course.
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ry about the whole "an
assignment may not be an atomic operation" thing on older CPUs that I did it
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sOfString:@"'" withString:@" "];
> sbar.text = protectedString2;
>
> But this loops :)
What do you mean "it loops" ? This should replace any tick marks with spaces in
your string. What were you expecting it to do ... ?
Cheers,
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ed and are somehow not copying your
object. In that case changing the hash will not do much good, as you'll change
the hash for both places that reference this single object. If you have two,
the moment you change a value in it, the hash should change as well.
On 13.02.2012, at 02:54, James Maxwell wrote:
> NSLog(@"%@", [obj hash])
I hope this is a typo. %@ expects an object, while -hash returns an integer.
If you're lucky, this will crash, or just output garbage. Your compiler should
be warning you about that line.
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;t that what NSFormatter is for? Allow only input of numbers into a text
field, and the likes? That's how NSOpenPanel does, it substitutes any colon
character you type in (which is, to criminally simplify, the path component
separator character on HFS) with a minus sign.
Cheers,
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ch sense to compare. Also, for some objects, equality
is an impossible thing to tell. E.g. how would you compare two
NSNotificationCenters? Now given, most such objects wouldn't implement -copy,
but I don't think I've ever seen an object where it made sense to both *not*
have copies
d G4-based laptops, not the iPhone app)
back then.
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't have to tell my
localizers to double their '%' signs in these five strings, or check the string
for a '%' sign that some language might use in their translation of whatever
the orginal '%'-less message might be.
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to the limited
value space. Hash not equal -> objects not equal. Hash equal -> object equal or
hash collision; compare in detail.
The only other option would be to have a call to rand() or time() in there to
mix things up, but then it would not be suitable for use in a hash table
structure.
On 14.02.2012, at 17:53, Jens Alfke wrote:
> On Feb 14, 2012, at 5:38 AM, Uli Kusterer wrote:
>> In addition to this, whenever I do not actually need a format in a case like
>> NSRunAlertPanel or whatever, I set the string to @"%@" and specify the
>> actual strin
that handles mouse clicks and closes your fake popover (and
itself), I suppose. Might have to call -preventWindowOrdering in there too, in
case someone uses Spaces or Exposé to select your blanking window or otherwise
screw up window ordering.
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figure out where the data should come from, and
>> apparently has a fallback to some Interface Builder specific code that
>> explodes?
>
> View-based table views and outline views crash the IB simulator. This
> is a known issue.
>
> r. 9442221
Any chance of you po
approved.
My guess is that since CGColor is a CoreFoundation class, it'd probably
involve some hackery to make that category work ... ?
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ind that much when it was
still beta, but that they released it as final when it was still so crashy...?
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ot 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.
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is point to remove those, and if you have Apple Events,
removing AppleScript working on top of it is unlikely to save much manpower.
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e+builder+localization+tutorial
and got this as the first result:
http://www.icanlocalize.com/site/tutorials/iphone-applications-localization-guide/
Looks fine and correct.
Cheers,
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ht
lly adjust any content that is aligned with
the upper left, because when resizing an unflipped coordinate system, the upper
left corner has "moved", even though on a Mac the grow box is in the lower
right.
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&quo
's
certainly an interesting topic for other mailing lists.
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le bundle? Strings are looked
up from the main bundle by default, which is the application, not the loaded
bundle. That's a common issue that trips people up. You may have to explicitly
specify the bundle (e.g. using bundleForClass:).
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think it would help if you posted relevant portions of source
code and more details about your application's setup. E.g. where and how you
trigger instantiation of objects, tell it to instantiate your subclasses for
each of the subclasses.
Che
t;y" and "z" are numbers). Any suggestions?
Sparkle does that. It calls the hdiutil command line tool using NSTask, which
lets you not only mount the DMG, but also query/specify where it will be
mounted. Then you just have to list the contents at that location to find the
d, which is probably something completely
different.
So I recommend choosing your own three-character prefix (BST?), just in case
there's some private Apple class named "Note".
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t, while C++ lets you say void
MyFoo(); you need to specify void MyFoo( void ); to have a valid prototype in
straight C (and ObjC). Otherwise you'll get a warning about missing prototypes.
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election and the highlighting of individual
windows if you hit the space key while in Cmd-Shift-4 mode.
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ng (I don't think AppleScript
deals in Window IDs, but that may have changed since I last had to put up with
it). You may have more luck using the accessibility APIs to both list the
windows and then bringing one to front.
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when the containing NIB is instantiated, and a second time after you load
the containED NIB.
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ne).
Are you sure you're building the application the same way for both cases? If
one's a debug build and the other is a release build, then that could explain
that you're not getting all architectures in one case.
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it.
I have a bunch of file watching classes (for FSEvents, FNNotify and KQueue) at
http://www.github.com/uliwitness/UliKit
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On 12.04.2011, at 17:54, Rainer Standke wrote:
> Thanks for pointing these out, Uli. Are those classes youhave on github newer
> than, let's say, UKKQueue on you website at
> http://zathras.de/angelweb/sourcecode.htm?
Yes.
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re as a user I'd like that. Maybe that is what people meant
> when they said "that is the way Mac works".
Doesn't matter what you like as a user, you're a programmer :-p
Seriously, many applications on the Mac work that way. Close all windows in
Mail.app and click
asses like NSURLConnection may not behave as
expected if your thread has no run loop.
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PHP command line tool over my help files.
I'm currently mainly using it for includes, so I can write my menu in one file,
and all the others just reference it.
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e could just be the processor. My laptop has a 2.4 GHz core
> i5
Might also be the GPU. After all, CoreImage's whole point is that it runs on
the GPU preferably, and frees the CPU up for other uses.
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Spotlight has
it, or QuickTime Player X), you'll likely have to roll your own.
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st redraw that.
Of course, if your window gets resized, you may have a smaller image than your
view size, but only until the next animation step, so you could probably just
draw it in the right position and draw a pattern (like Maps.app on the iPhone
does it) in the empty areas in the meantime.
C
les natively, and then stash that in an NSTextView for
display.
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k coordinates, and then draw bezier paths repeatedly, each time
to one more point than before. Then draw the corresponding animation instead of
each letter in the font.
You would have to layout the text manually, but for button titles and other
one-line (or hard-wrapped) text that usually wor
e, specify that as a
mask for your context, and all white areas will be "clipped away". If you now
draw a black rectangle at the yize of your image, you should reproduce the same
B/W image you had before, but transparent.
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gs
processed that way can be stored as arrays in your app, and you can then decode
them at runtime (Both XOR and Rot13 are symmetric de/encodings), pass them to
stringWithUTF8String and be on your way.
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level command and submit its own undo
> tasks.
I thought that was what undo groups were for? Open a group at the start of the
drag manually, close it at the end, and everything in between gets lumped into
one big action at the end. It may get "replayed" internally, but will al
On 09.12.2009, at 06:11, Parimal Das wrote:
> Thanks a lot Greg.
> Interpret as UTF8 solved the problem.
Be careful, though: Some MacOS versions have a bug where .strings files had to
be UTF16 to actually work. I don't think Apple has fixed that yet.
Cheers,
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ecause I can see the executable there,
and I can double-click the app in Finder just fine. Anyone know what the reason
for this message could be, or even how I can get fix it?
Since I'm launching an app, I also tried to use -launchApplication: instead,
but the results were identical.
Che
On 11.12.2009, at 09:33, Scott Anguish wrote:
> The subject says pretty much everything. I’m looking for a simple way to set
> some xattr attributes.
http://www.zathras.de/sourcecode.htm#UKXattrMetadataStore
That about what you're looking for?
Cheers,
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n NSBundle, build two versions, one that uses the PM,
the other that is a shim around NSRA, and then load the right one at startup
depending on system version.
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the menu item shortcut
dynamically depending on what is focused.
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On 21.12.2009, at 23:46, Graham Cox wrote:
> It's not good etiquette t repost the same question repeatedly, especially
> under different titles - that just breaks up the thread and makes it less
> likely you'll get an answer.
At least, not within the same week.
-- Uli Kust
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