ain keys, and the .strings files can hold the actual strings,
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> a comparison method. I'm willing to share, or can post it somewhere if
> there's a common site for such things.
I'd suggest you submit it as a patch to/subclass of Sparkle's
SUVersionComparator.
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- catch any ObjC exceptions so they don't waltz through the C code
- Create the requisite autorelease pools
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item, but it would be a little confusing to users if they don't see the
shortcut.I'd be open for any suggestions.
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I think you may want to read Henry's answer again. The path going through
NSBitmapImageRep and NSImage that he recommends doesn't involve any
CGBitmapContexts or CGImageRefs. Well, at least not in any code you write :-)
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constant from Icon Services, and then pass that to NSWorkspace's
-iconForFileType:. In that case, at least you'd get an NSImage right away.
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run as root (only a few
tasks like loginwindow). If you do so anyway, you're tearing a hole in Apple's
security policy and endangering your users' Macs.
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change it internally, and start calling alloc again without you having to know
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autorelease.
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in your application instance.
Instead, forward the event to your delegate. That way, you can use the same
NSApplication subclass in your other apps.
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But it's worth investigating.
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does not recurse, the stack stays about 20 stack frames deep.
I haven't read that thread, so you may well be true, but just going by your
description, tail recursion optimizations, as well as IMP cacheing, could cause
the behaviour you're observing.
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etImage: [[NSImage alloc] initWithContentsOfFile:
path]];
Are you using garbage collection? If not, you are leaking the image
and the image view here. In that case, you may want to re-read Apple's
memory-management documentation, which describes which things need to
be released and
ether your app has hung. You could just do a
ping/pong set of question/reply notifications that your daemon sends
to your app and gets a reply. If the app is still running but there's
no reply within a sensible timeframe, something has gone wrong.
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NSDistributedNotificationCenter.h is where it was at :-/
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[sender respondsToSelector:
@selector(whateverYouAreCalling:)] or so instead of -isKindOfClass:.
The point of the assert is to make your code fail in a noticeable way
when someone breaks the assumptions it makes.
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ched through fairly automatically, and your
recorded voice does a perfect voice-over.
If any of this interests anyone, let me know.
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cessibility APIs and some other related things that
lets you determine dimensions of onscreen items, simulate clicks in
them etc.
So, you *can* do all of that in code, but in this case putting up with
AS's broken syntax is probably a better option than trying to do the
right thing yours
tical scroller (if no horizontal
scroller is there), and sets it to opaque as well.
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izeof() wouldn't know which
one to use.
Heck, ANSI malloc() doesn't even have a standard way of determining
a block's size.
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bring the (modeless) progress panel to the front after 4 seconds or
so. It would be kinda silly if an action that is usually immediate but
occasionally takes a minute to time out always showed a modal progress
panel for a split-second. Users would get epileptic seizures from the
title bar f
pp's lifetime, you can
let the OS recycle it along with all your app's memory when your
application shuts down.
Hope that helps,
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Created]];
[resetMetaDataButton setEnabled:[movieFile.movieMetaData isCreated]];
}
I presume tabView, movieFile, toggleWriteCheckMarksButton and
resetMetaDataButton are instance variables, and most of them are
outlets. Is any of them perhaps NIL at the point where your code fails?
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= [[MyTextView alloc] init];
Isn't that missing an autorelease? Or is this documented as an
exception somewhere? Looks like you're leaking a text view each time
this is called.
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and I haven't tried whether it works,
but that it's not deprecated hints that it might work after all.
Can't hurt to try it.
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move back to Apple's
NSSound without many code changes if the issues you've been
encountering ever get fixed.
If you make any additions/changes to these classes, I'd appreciate if
you sent the code back to me, so I can include them.
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he next.
If you do use this, make sure you write your code so it gracefully
copes with these sounds no longer being there.
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m). Your code should only load its model into ivars,
and try to update the GUI (if it is there) in *both* the load method
(for the case where it's a revert) and the windowControllerDidLoadNib
method (for the regular "open" case.
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cecode.htm#UKSyntaxColoredTextDocument
It's pretty comprehensive and performance is good. It's free for non-
commercial projects.
And very cheap for commercial projects.
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s particular API, an NSView object
having focus includes the case of an NSImage object having focus. You
may want to file a documentation bug requesting clarification.
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+ usage.
Just one note: This example is hopefully only that, an example.
Because it would be bad C++ style if you didn't call the actual C++
accessors and went messing with your C++ class's ivars directly from a
separate (ObjC) class.
u'll find a bunch of
Wikipedia pages and others that should get you the info.
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h F-Script and it has the bezel style I set but the window still
> draws the standard widget. Any other ideas?
Have you tried hiding that button and creating your own button to put in its
place?
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op on
Objective-C exceptions" selected in the "Run" menu in Xcode, then try doing
this again. The debugger should show you who is calling this and getting an
exception.
BTW -- The word "Category" has a special meaning in Objective C. I'd suggest
you change that clas
On Aug 16, 2010, at 8:40 PM, Ferhat Ayaz wrote:
> On Aug 16, 2010, at 8:02 PM, Uli Kusterer wrote:
>> On Aug 14, 2010, at 1:06 PM, Ferhat Ayaz wrote:
>>> I received an exception from my application which I can not figure out. I
>>> have a subclass of NSManagedObje
ine arguments (e.g. double-click your app in the "Executables"
group in Xcode and check out the arguments and environment variables there).
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> just thinking oh well, on to clunksville!
You're aware that you can put your qlgenerator in your application's bundle to
ensure it will always be available, right?
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but I am not
> getting, which will give the right solution.
>
> Please share any information if you have something or correct me if anything
> I am doing wrong.
Have a look at Instruments, and Shark. they came with Xcode in your Dev Tools
installation.
Chee
ments tool" as something else
the first time round.
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your users, instead of forcing them to filter the files they can't have for a
(for them) arbitrary reason, if you converted files to whatever type their
machine supports best.
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e back to
"normal".
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a subclass of NSButton and check the
pixel clicked on the NSImage for transparency > 0.5 (or use 10.6's new image
hit-testing method)?
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hat you could load a nib multiple times. Thanks for
> the info.
You'll need a new file's owner, though. Otherwise the newly-loaded NIB will
fill out the same outlets each time, losing the old ones.
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subclass to the drag as a drag flavor (which can't take custom classes -- so I
recommend you look into NSKeyedArchiver/NSKeyedUnarchiver to generate an NSData
from your objects).
I hope I've pointed you in the right general direction(s).
C
;t have to write
is a line of code you don't have to debug
And finally: properties contain additional mark-up on a method. A future
version of the Clang Static Analyzer could detect violations of thread-safety
in your code and similar issues with help from property declaration
take long? Does this code run so frequently that it's even worth spending time
on optimizing it?
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ight due to unconnected outlets.
You want outlets to show up automatically.
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that you could be cacheing to speed up the views, or display of a table view or
whatever?
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PS - Of course, if you have CoreGraphics code, you can just take that along.
See [NSGraphicsContext currentPort] and [NSGraphicsContext
graphicsContextWithGraphicsPort:flipped:]. If you still have Quickdraw code
with GWorlds, NSImage is your friend. If you have QuickTime movie code, ignor
then draw on top of this transparent, rectangular canvas with NSViews
and whatever shapes and alpha values you want to make something like the dock.
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and even the
class names of the problematic objects etc.).
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n FSRef inside it, so it's a
much faster and more efficient way of storing file references than paths (at
least on 10.6 and later, where this actually got implemented). You can even get
back alias-like data for storing on disk by grabbing the "bookmark data" from a
NSURL.
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On Oct 13, 2010, at 5:57 AM, Kyle Sluder wrote:
> Meanwhile, iWork 09's installer does this very thing. It adds its
> icons to the dock and then quits it.
Quod licet Iovi, non licet bovi.
'nuff said.
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mat string that you grab from
your Localizable.strings file, and make sure it makes sense for every
localization you have, but this will just confuse users.
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u're on iOS, and I'm not sure where iOS gets its date
settings from, so that may be a less pathological case, but honestly, you're
asking for trouble.
But as you said, I don't expect you to justify yourself. It's your program. I
just think you (and anyone finding t
to be done.
Don't try to distinguish between them, give them each a separate data
source/delegate object. That way, you get only one table's messages, and it's
obvious which one it came from.
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have a separate object, not to have a giant switch statement
like in procedural C.
> Sometimes the same data source for more than one table can be a sensible
> design.
Yeah, but think of what the more *common* case would be?
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asses that need to
grow that way, thus saving you the need to do one final framework revision to
switch to this "stable" ivar layout.
Only downside is you won't be able to use @synthesize anymore.
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its values. It probably uses some kind of tree data
structure or whatever. The array is very likely created specially for you when
you call allValues.
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impolite to keep reposting messages. Keep in mind people are in different time
zones here. It'll take about 24 hours for each country to have had an
opportunity to see your message, why annoy everyone by posting a second,
identical me
to
> you).
CoreAudio and NSURLConnection?
PS - don't bother showing me your code.
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> my appliations in a neat one bundle (counting that the user should be
> able to start only one main binary, while other binaries are started
> automatically by agent or by the main application).
I usually put helper executables in Resources instead of in MacOS. Maybe that
fixes it?
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ew-one dance. There were lots of random
crashes when operating on the innards of a running application.
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r code (i.e. the controller and the
model, not the view) to keep internal state. That way you can remember whether
this is a situation where two clicks are OK or not.
Alternately, have you tried setIgnoresMultiClick: ?
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d of my view to be called. I tried [self setNeedsDisplay] or
> [MyView setNeedsDisplay] but this doesn't work.
Is this iOS or MacOS?
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by such a wrong way and hence didn't get its name properly normalized ... might
be worth trying to re-type the file name in Finder to make sure it's correct?
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seems it's a bug in the application doing the searching, and if
you don't have the source to that, you're out of luck. Report it to the
authors, and hope they fix it.
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atter).
Many applications create a second file, write to that, then swap the two out
afterwards. That way, if the write fails, you don't lose the file. Since
kqueues work at a low level, you'll get a 'delete' or 'rename/move'
notification in that case only. Have you
am's job is to help them get work done, and ideally faster. Your
program's job is not to look good. That's not what your user paid for.
Well, of course your program is supposed to look good, but not at the cost of
being usable. So I recommend against it.
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The way Jerry seems to have it right now, if I simply click a list header, my
carefully hand-crafted item order is irrevocably destroyed. I can at best undo
it. Sort order/list headers are a view-specific attribute. They shouldn't
affect the model.
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approach, it will
also be much more elegant. You can provide a decent UI to your users (maybe
with a popup menu to select what screen to configure for).
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ystem release, I don't
think there is a way to reliably calculate an upper limit. If your application
is likely to even vaguely get near the ballpark of NSIntegerMax / 2, you should
probably look into implementing a virtual memory-like mechanism that swaps
in/out objects from disk as ne
On Jan 18, 2011, at 9:58 AM, Matt Gough wrote:
> And as a side note, NSNotFound != kCFNotFound.
>
> This has caught me out a couple of times in code that is dealing with both NS
> and CF objects.
Whoo yeah! That was a fun afternoon ...
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trying to do?
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behaviour is in many cases quite indeterministic.
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lso, if you have comments or other localizable data in the template you can
take advantage of the built-in localization facilities more easily.
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;s also a thriving community
of Mac programmers on Twitter, like @rentzsch, @violasong, @kevinhoctor,
@AaronHillegass and others.
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the CGxxx drawing stuff. It's changed now, with
the introduction of UIBezierPath etc.
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Question:
What is the recommended method for writing the changed XML to the document
window for user feedback? I don't want to write the changed XML to a file
and read it back in because most changes are only temporary.
-setStringValue:
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be:
NSButton* localView = [[NSButton alloc] initWithFrame:
NSMakeRect(10,10,100,20)];
[[window contentView] addSubview: localView];
[localView release];
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er.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/MemoryMgmt/Articles/mmRules.html)
and then muddle around and keep crashing because they free objects owned by
others etc.
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On Jan 27, 2011, at 10:28 AM, Uli Kusterer wrote:
> The thing to keep in mind when creating views programmatically is that
> they're just normal objects, so you just create them, use addView to insert
> them in the hierarchy on the screen
That should of course be addSubview:. I
to be able to highlight the found text in a yellow box like
> Safari does but again, I can't seem to find how to do that either.
There's nothing generic, you'd have to do it by hand. But if you have an
NSTextView (or can get at an NSTextField's field editor), you can use
u may have to use @loader_path or
the likes when building your libraries for everything to work and for the
linker to find everything at startup.
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days, and then opening and editing the resulting files.
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isn't unintentionally modified. Of course, you will have to change some things,
but at least this way you don't accidentally miss something.
That way, you can at least partially run the old code next to the new one and
compare their behaviours, to make sure they're ex
t Carbon
> based
> Audio Unit views as well as Cocoa based Audio Unit views.
Ouch. That sucks. Good luck with that!
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y is generally to put that in its own layer (or,
if you must, layer-backed view).
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