at is missing the bundle identifier in
> its Info.plist file."
>
> Of course I could just add this to the Info.plist - but it feels wrong to
> modify it.
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>> On 3 Sep 2018, at 11:31 pm, Andreas Falkenhahn
>> wrote:
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>>> I'm looking for a solution to flush the app bundle cache
>>
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> I'm looking for a solution to flush the app bundle cache
If you find one, I'd love to know what it is. I had no luck at all.
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to disable the items on the Open Recent submenu. But I'm not seeing anywhere
obvious to do it; that menu looks like it's all handled opaquely. Any clues?
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> Not sure why this wasn’t picked up in my previous builds though, since I was
> compiling on 10.11.
The change was made in 10.12.
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> resource fork, Finder information, or similar detritus not allowed
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> "install" predefined scripts (bundled in the application package) into that
> folder.
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> Still looking for help with this, if anyone’s got any idea?
Use LIKE instead of CONTAINS?
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It works as expected.
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title, etc all intact. And the only way to close them is again via script
-- their close buttons do nothing.
It's probably just a bug, although DTS don't seem to think so, but these
windows seem surprisingly resistant to death.
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What happens if you just comment out the execution line? (My guess is it will
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> AFAIK, AppleScripts can only be run on the main thread. But it’s been many OS
> releases since I worked with them.
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> replace it in a way that works across various OS versions?
FWIW I just tried one of those .dmgs here on 10.12 and it behaved as expected.
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>> to image-only in IB still shows any title if there is one.
>
> I think we have a bug report on this already.
I've already filed #28348535, which includes a simple example.
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> On Wed, Sep 14, 2016, at 07:50 PM, Shane Stanley wrote:
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>>
>> NSToolbarItem () had to adjust the size of
>> from {38, 25} to the expected size
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> On 15 Sep 2016, at 2:54 PM, Kyle Sluder wrote:
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>> What’s your app’s deployment target? What’s the deployment target of
>> your nib (listed in the file inspector while the nib is open for
>> editing)?
>
uot;Deployment
Target(10.9)".
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than 25px deep. I've tried fiddling with the toolbar item
sizes, to no avail. I added the suggested breakpoint, but I don't see it break.
If the message weren't so adamant, I'd be inclined to question it.
Anyone else seen it, or ha
#x27;t
> come from Apple".
From the latest update to 'macOS Code Signing In Depth':
> Important: Starting with macOS Sierra, only XIP archives signed by Apple will
> be expanded. Developers who have been using XIP archives will need to move to
> usi
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> What are you calling to set the window's frame? I am under the impression
> that calling setFrame: is not respected when using autolayout.
Thanks -- that's the simple thing I was forgetting.
able is being updated, but not the size. I've also
tried setting the frame in the sheet controller's windowDidLoad, but that
appears to be too late.
I'm sure I'm missing something simple...
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> you’d read from last time.
You're not trying to use the same handle for both, are you?
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> Where is the snapshot function in XCode these days (XCode 7.3)?
Disappeared a few versions back, I believe.
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the time? I guess I just see something that's called so often is wasting cycles
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>> I’ve been passing nil forever, only now does Xcode 7 complain, presumably
>> because only now is the _Nonnull attribute added. But either the
>> documentation or
does
> not appear until after the task is complete.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one caught by surprise on that. I don't doubt that
Quincey's conclusions are correct, but there are situations where there are not
particularly easy ways t
ive to her might be totally different. It may well be that it's
more baffling to you *because* you're a long-time power user.
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I don't know -- I don't think many of us here really count as average users.
> The app has no business overwriting my original file without either a) my
> explicitly hitting save, or b) prompting me to allow a save.
You might try clicking the "Close windows when
quit. Open it again and you'll see the
document is marked dirty/Edited, and you can get back to the original either by
clicking the close button and Revert Changes, or choosing File -> Revert
Changes...
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> resurrect the file.
System Preferences -> General, check "Ask to keep changes when closing
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> Here’s a pretty good (really really good) reference:
Except it's out-of-date.
<http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-31/tr35-dates.html#Date_Format_Patterns>
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> I want to install 10.8.5 somewhere, to debug an app compatibility issue on
> that OS, but I can’t seem to figure out how.
Does this help?
<https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201372>
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conversion, but a running app doesn't, so it converts the underlying code as
best it can.
You need to test the options and build your own string:
if class of myMessage is outgoing message then
set kMessageClass of myDictionary to "outgoing
#x27;t catch things like
terminology clashes.)
See the section on handlers in the AppleScript Language Guide.
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That: interleaved syntax was introduced to AppleScript in 10.9;
before that, you would use doThis_andThat_() (which is what happens under the
hood, and can still be used). But never an underscore where there is no
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But unless you have to init the subclass that way, it would be a lot simpler to
do a simple alloc()'s init(), and then set the (inherited) properties of the
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> name in the parent of the current handler.
No me.
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return me
end init
But the differing inits smells a bit to me -- especially as it's unnecessary.
>
> Thanks a lot, if you could point me to some doc
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> I can’t seem to find any other documentation on this and was wondering if
> init would get called if I defined it, when I execute the following:
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> -(id) initWithParameterDictionary:(NSDictionary*) theParameterDictionary;
Yes, as long as the parameters are objects and not primitive types.
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and must at least contain NSDocumentTypeDocumentAttribute." That suggests to me
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> In a Mac app, I need to display real-time video (as in “movies”) from a USB
> camera on the screen.
Have a look at the sample code AVRecorder.
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e left and right views it contains
have >= constraints with a priority of 1000, but neither seem violated at any
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> Try running your app with zombies enabled
I spent a couple of hours playing with that the other day. After your email I
tried again: success in minutes, thank you! I was failing to remove an
observer...
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duce it at will by: closing a document,
waiting a couple fo seconds, then opening it (or any other document).
It doesn't happen under 10.9 or 10.10, nor in the first few 10.11s.
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> Including me, I know of three people who have gotten these.
FWIW, it's also happening to on at least one other Apple mailing list. Olivia
seems to get around.
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> I didn’t think you could do paid upgrades through the appstore.
You can also buy Dash outside the App Store.
Apart from the Profiles UI, I'm a big fan.
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y case it is not a subclass of a NSTextView, but a straight instance of
> one.
FYI, my bug report has been closed as a duplicate since I posted, so I guess
that's also confirmation of a sort.
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upgraded to 10.10.4 -- Console can be flooded with dozens at a time. But I've
also found that they *stop* if turn off the Markup extension, and start back up
when I turn it back on.
Can anyone else who is seeing the problem confirm that turning Markup
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> NS_AVAILABLE(10_10, 8_0);
>
> If your app still needs to run on iOS 7 then using the UIDevice method may be
> a better way to go.
There's always -respondsToSelector:, which should then account for iOS 7.
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g and:
This is what I'm doing in my text view subclass:
[self setIncrementalSearchingEnabled:NO];
[self.textFinder noteClientStringWillChange];
// modify textStorage here
[self setIncrementalSearchingEnabled:YES];
Seems to be working in my (admittedly limited) testing.
odd behavior I was
alluding to actually seems to be a "normal" inconsistency in the find bar's
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first subsequent search, but that's a relatively small
price to pay.
It seems a lot of overhead for each time I modify the text, so maybe there's
some way I can test if a search is active first.
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> lives in the same nib.
I suspect this is what you are looking for, if not what you want to hear:
<http://prod.lists.apple.com/archives/cocoa-dev/2015/Mar/msg00107.html>
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> Do you have 'validates immediately' on?
No -- I didn't actually have a binding at that stage, which is why I wasn't
seeing the result I expected. I'd missed the fact that bindings were the driver
of the er
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panel is more problematic, however. I just can't think of anything better.)
And full-screen mode just puts them back at the top of the window regardless.
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more sense, it seems to me, to have the alert appear from the top of the bottom
view than at the top of the window.)
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rows changed accordingly. No big deal because I needed to implement the
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> It seems you can't delete the cell view that's under the table column in the
> first NIB.
It also seems that the row height is based on its height.
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the cell’s
> “objectValue” a KVO-compliant “fontSize" derived property that tracks the
> user defaults value, and to bind the text field font size to that.
Thanks, Quincey. That sounds much easier, but alas I got your email after I'd
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7;m having no luck with
view-based tables. I presumed the text field in the table cell view was the
thing to bind, but I've tried just about every combination I can think of.
Should it still work?
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> I’m wondering why I got a warning when I downloaded the sample Apps then?
Sounds odd. I just downloaded a couple again, with no problems other than build
settings that needed to be updated.
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> From searching online it looks like things have changed quite recently?
Not in terms of how it's implemented in apps.
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> Shouldn't setLocalizedDateFormatFromTemplate be getting the format from my
> system prefs?
I'd expect it would get it based on the locale you've set, not the date format
you&#x
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>> where [[NSBundle mainAppBundle] bundlePath] returns “com.mycompany.MyApp”.
>
> In that case, you should be using @"tell application id \"%@\"\n".
Ignore that. Your code says bundlePath, but I focuse
ot;. (Oh, and
"activate" seems to have become asynchronous these days.)
> MyApp indeed has a 'present last logged error’ AppleScript command defined,
> and it works.
What does it do -- does it call OSACOerceFromDesc() by any chance? Do you know
what code was running wh
lue. It basically reverses
the image when selected, except when the window is in the background (in which
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esult to, say, the View menu in a Finder window. I call
setSegmentStyle:NSSegmentStyleSeparated when it loads under 10.10, which gives
the separated appearance. But in terms of how template images work, it's the
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with this Terminal solution on the AppleScript mailing list:
do shell script "asprefs=$(defaults read com.apple.applescript) ; defaults
write com.apple.applescript \"$asprefs\""
Looks odd, but it might be worth a try.
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any case, I never observed any actual ill effects in my app whenever the
> logging was triggered.
In my case I redirect stdErr output to my log window, so it's a bit of a pain.
Looks like I can just filter it out, though.
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Actions, Add to Reading List and Add to iPhoto plus the required ones under
Share Menu, and Calendar, Reminders, Stocks and Weather under Today.
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> I have Graphics turned off in IB because I don't support attachments. I do
> override -selectionRangeForProposedRange:granularity:, but not in any way
> that I can see would produce this sort of thing. The only place I use
>
duce this sort of thing. The only place I use predicates is
my completion code, but nothing to do with UTIs.
This is only happening under Yosemite.
Any suggestions on where I might start looking?
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d be read as implying that conforming to a physical
hierarchy is mandatory, and you're not doing that. So maybe you also need to
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> FWIW, and this is unrelated to your problem, I'm not sure you should delete
> the empty custom views, but rather drag the outline view and text view/scroll
> view into them.
>
> At least, I did what you outlined on a p
have accidentally fixed some corruption or other, but
deleting the custom views reintroduced the problem.
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avoids the whole hassle of building and maintaining the app
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> string.
NSDataDetector? NSTextCheckingTypeDate has a timeZone property.
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e behavior when dragging a divider
so that only the owning split view responds. And I'm not sure how to go about
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> It's changing the prototype objects.
Makes sense, thanks. On my first try I spent ages trying to delete the old text
cell, until I checked the example again...
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> As far as I can tell, there is no public property that tells an NSTableView
> whether it is cell-based or view-based
Yet there's a popup in IB (the very first one), so it's presumably doing
something.
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