On Tuesday, October 28, 2014, Maarten Sneep
<[email protected]> wrote:
The user interface in Xcode 6 is shuffled around enough so that I
can’t seem to find how to add a referencing outlet to the window. I’m
struggling at the step “The window should have its delegate and window
properties both bound to the File's Owner”, as it seems I can’t add a
referencing outlet for ‘window’.
If you make the file's owner an NSWindowController, you should
then be able to add a binding to the "window" property in the
Outlets section.
The argument behaviour handling is nice, however, I wonder what
“String values (including file name paths) are not escaped or quoted
in any way” means in practice. How do you call the script internally?
Do string arguments with spaces end up in separate arguments from the
point of view of the script?
No; each argument is an element of $ARGV, so the absence of
quoting means simply that spaces and other such are unescaped.
Adding the quoting would be nice as a future addition. (I was trying
to answer these questions, but alas).
If it proves to be necessary for working functionality, I'll
certainly consider it; but I'm trying not to add complexity in
advance of demonstrated need. :-)
R.
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