Hi,
Well not a complaint as such but a question. Thank you for the response
however and the link. I have seen it before but never got around to
reading it...
Further to this, if i was writing a python module and c function and
suppose the python module and the c function called each other back
a
In comp.lang.objective-c sapsi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The first output in the console is 40.4 and the second
> -40.4152587891.
>
> If i change the NSLog(s) to "%f",[n floatValue] (and the second
> likewise) the first is 40.42 and the second is -40.42.
I assume you are complaini
At Wednesday 8/11/2006 22:22, sapsi wrote:
I managed to create a python class and instantiate that from my
Objective C Cocoa App (its not a python app). [...]
The first output in the console is 40.4 and the second
-40.4152587891.
If i change the NSLog(s) to "%f",[n floatValue] (and the sec
Hi,
I managed to create a python class and instantiate that from my
Objective C Cocoa App (its not a python app).
Essentially, i made two classes in IB and then another class(ogle) with
outlets for these two.
Now here is the implementation for ogle.m
-(void)awakeFromNib
{
NSNumber *n=[NSNumber
