got a
background renderer or suchlike, I'd say.
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, and doesn't
muck up block quoting/unquoting, which makes it the one true correct
way far as I'm concerned.
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the probable cause is
then *much* less challenging. Downright trivial, generally.
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of work.
And so forth. So it does behoove you to use it if appropriate. Now, if
I could just get it to handle a background image nicely...
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onto old C++ code that works and never noticed any issues.
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didChangeValueForKey:@isCancelled];
}
... which just doesn't seem quite right. What's the correct thing to do?
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I just can't accept that 24 reserves, 3 hospitalizations and
one fatality are in any way acceptable for what should
match everything under
@required in the protocol.
And to keep track of a derived instance as a variable/argument,
something like
idPAImageCollection collection;
does the trick.
That should pretty much cover any sane use of pure virtual functions
you have in mind.
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considerably.
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{
NSView* itsSuperview = [*putTheseInFront superview];
[[*putTheseInFront retain] removeFromSuperview];
[itsSuperview addSubview:*putTheseInFront)];
putTheseInFront++;
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Not exactly scalable, but it sorted the workflow at hand nicely with
no apparent runtime delay.
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ignorance there, of
course.
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better?
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not foolproof. Stands to reason that the retain/[auto]release
paradigm isn't completely foolproof either, although it does seem
pretty resistant to commonly accepted levels of foolery so far.
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to cause any subsequent
access of it to stop the program immediately? 0xDEADBEEF perhaps?
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that is only partially supported -- if
at all. Do not depend on the existance of any of these symbols in your
code in future releases of this software...
sounded to to me an awful lot like ignore this header. Righty then,
now I know better. Thanks again!
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