One more question about split views.
My app's outer shell is a top level, 3 tiered split view with the idea that
the middle view could have ANYTHING in it. A diagram, a browser, a tree. In
fact, the middle view could contain yet another split view if I come up
with a visualization that requires
On Nov 3, 2014, at 04:12 , Luther Baker lutherba...@gmail.com wrote:
Or perhaps you are mis-tracking the selected item.
I've double checked what I thought I knew -- but as you imply, who knows at
this point.
You are mis-tracking the selected item, I think. The delegate method
I’m developing a background daemon server process (Cocoa, OSX 10.10) that will
process (analyze, segment, classify) an image sent to it on demand, and then
send the processed image back to the client. For some operations, CIFilters
would be ideal to use. However, CIFilters require the
No, CIFIlters should work fine in background processes.
On 03 Nov 2014, at 21:29, Carl Hoefs newsli...@autonomy.caltech.edu wrote:
I’m developing a background daemon server process (Cocoa, OSX 10.10) that
will process (analyze, segment, classify) an image sent to it on demand, and
then
Awesome!
The only general restriction would be in using something like the Video Input
patch, correct? As far as I can tell, that patch needs to render somewhere in
real time or it outputs nothing. But my application is only for processing
image data in memory.
-Carl
On Nov 3, 2014, at 1:37
Well, no Video Input patch is exists with CIFilters, maybe you are talking
about Quartz Composer?
Anyway, you will need an OpenGL context for the CIFilters, but that should not
be a problem - just don’t forget to set the NSOpenGLPFAOffScreen attribute when
you will create your NSOpenGLContext
I have subclassed NSSearchField, implementing a method which appends a new
search to recent searches after the user has entered text into it. Three times
during the last year, I’ve seen this method crash where it sets the new array
of searches into super’s recentSearches,
[self
On Nov 3, 2014, at 19:54 , Jerry Krinock je...@ieee.org wrote:
The highest line in the stack in my code is #12. Line #11 indicates that the
crash occurs when AppKit attempts to post a notification, which I suspect is
a KVO notification. (But is NSNotificationCenter used in KVO?)
No, it
