The default key combo for Front Row seems to be command + enter,
Force Quit is command + option + escape, so they don't seem to be
all that similar. But it could be some other user error.
On my system, the default is command + escape, so they are in fact
similar.
-B
Well, after much work I've finally gotten some scrollbars to look how
I want. There's one thing I can't seem to figure out how to get rid
of, as I have pointed out in the screenshot you can find at the link
below. I want the top of the vertical scroller to sit flush against
the top of the
That's the corner view. NSOutlineView asks its document view for a
corner view by checking to see if it responds to the -cornerView
method.
Thank you, Kyle. Calling the setCornerView: method with nil
accomplished what I was looking for.
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On Oct 26, 2009, at 1:37 PM, Bryan Matteson wrote:
Calling the setCornerView: method with nil accomplished what I was
looking for.
Correction, that does not work, either. Setting a custom corner view
does solve the problem however. Thanks
Perhaps EDMessage?
http://www.mulle-kybernetik.com/software/EDFrameworks/
-B
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I'm using a standard QCView to play back a Quartz Composition. I still
want the composition (which contains audio) to continue rendering when
the window is hidden from view, but I'm not sure how without setting
up a custom renderer and all that. Is it possible?
I should also mention that it
The 'someView' outlet of 'MyFrameworkViewSubclass' is connected to
'Custom
View' but 'someView' is no longer defined on MyFrameworkViewSubclass.
I have encountered this situation before while working with KTUIKit
and a Window Controller subclass. I used the workaround detailed in
the
I'm not quite sure where to look for this. I need to put a lock on the
CDRom drive so that it cannot be ejected for a certain amount of time.
Could someone point me to the correct documentation or even the
framework involved?
Thanks
-B
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DARegisterDiskEjectApprovalCallback
Actually, that's perfect. It's a better idea than where I was heading.
This way, I can still allow the disk to eject but just do some cleanup
before hand. I don't know how I missed that, I use DA for appeared and
disappeared notifications currently.
OK, it's solved now. Turns out NSToolbar does not like being on two
windows at the same, in any way, and setting one window's toolbar to
nil and adding the toolbar to a new window still causes those weird
drawing errors as well.
The solution, if anyone finds themselves grappling with this,
Window - Toolbar ... always. You'll never have Window
- Toolbar or Window - Toolbar.
I thought this was stated in the documentation but I can't find it
in the API reference or the guide at a quick glance.
I couldn't find it anywhere in the documentation. But the thing
I'm going to take a stab in the dark and predict that you *don't*
have rearranges content automatically checked for the array
controller,
I do.
and that checking it will cause the error message to go away.
It does not.
Try unchecking it.
Hey everyone. I'm completely at a loss on this one. Here's a pic of
what's happening to the toolbar.
http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/9236/screenshot20090930at337.png
It happens sometimes when I resize the toolbar and stays until I close
and reopen the window. It's just a standard toolbar
It's not much info to go on... perhaps NSToolbar objects to the Spice
Girls or Gloria Estafan? =)
What have you tried (.com)?
;) Yea I'm sorry I guess it's not much to go on, that's how I feel
though.
Basically I have a NIB file controlled by NSViewController that
contains a view and a
On Sep 30, 2009, at 6:00 PM, Rick Mann wrote:
I've come across a few different user-contributed Cocoa UI elements,
like one that provided a Mail or iTunes-like sidebar. But now I
can't find them. I can't seem to find the right Google search term,
either.
Can anyone point me to some of
Thank you Chris, Rob. I thought as much, but then I'm new to using GC.
I thought that because I was able to access the window controller
through the window that it was still reachable in the object graph.
You know, like
[[aSampleView window] windowController];
Thought that meant there was
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