Hello,
I see something weird happening with images displayed in a NSTableView's
column. Until now, the table contents was bound to the arrangedObjects
of a controller, the model of which containing image paths.
BTW, I hadn't realized that until now, but it seems ok to provide paths
(NSStr
Hello,
I know how to create an application and instruct the system about a
custom type and its use by using both CFBundleDocumentTypes and
UTExportedTypeDeclarations in Info.plist.
My problem: this type is not actually defined and used by an
application, but by a preference pane. It seems
I wrote:
> I know how to create an application and instruct the system about a
> custom type and its use by using both CFBundleDocumentTypes and
> UTExportedTypeDeclarations in Info.plist.
I forgot another question: the type represents directories structured
like framework bundles. Those director
"Stephen J. Butler" écrivait:
> Shot in the dark, but looking at LSInfo.h it seems LSRegisterURL (with
> your bundle URL) might work:
Doesn't. Out of curiosity, I also tried lsregister directly from the
command-line, but (probably as expected) it returns a 'not an
application' error. :-(
Lee Ann Rucker écrivait:
> When you create the bundle, set NSFileExtensionHidden on it.
OK, so IIUYC, this implicitely means that you need to do this for
every such directory. In other words, there is no way to specify that a
custom type, reified as a directory, should have its extension hidde
Hi there,
I have developped a SIMBL plugin that does some hacking on the GUI of
the target application (menus and stuff). However, it works well only on
native Cocoa applications (it may crash others).
I would like to automatically detect when the target application is
native cocoa, so that I
"William J. Cheeseman" wrote:
> On Feb 7, 2013, at 3:32 AM, dvlc...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> I would like to automatically detect when the target application is
>> native cocoa, so that I may switch the plugin off otherwise. How would
>> you do that ?
>
>
> ULI's answer makes sense if you are asking
Kyle Sluder wrote:
> I distinctly recall the moderator explaining that haxies are off-topic
> for this list. They cost developers time and money debugging phantom
> issues in our apps.
Well, the topic is not the plugin itself, but a technical point that
is also of interest for non-haxies (e.
Hello,
I've seen some applications use an icon instead of a title in the
menubar (this is often the case for the "Scripts" menu). I know about
the setImage: method, but for some reason, it doesn't seem to work when
you use it on the first item in the menubar (the "Apple" menu): instead
of displ
