When in the course of undo events, it becomes necessary to introduce
multiple undo managers, certain issues arise. For example: How to handle
the document change count?
I currently have at least a half dozen independent undo managers for my
document, which I keep in a bank near the document
Ah! That's what I missed. Thanks. I assume that just tests the zero state
of changeCount. Maybe I can override that to return YES if any count is
non-zero.
This is a fairly complex document, involving a data hierarchy and various
contexts (and editable windows) within that hierarchy. Some of
I plan to file a bug report on this unless someone has a better idea to fix
it.
I have an outline view in a scroller. The view has two fixed columns on the
left, then an editable name field. There are five levels in the data
hierarchy in the name field. The view is set to expand the name field
Nevermind. Turning off Autoresizes Outline Column in IB appears to have
solved the problem.
On 12/19/09 4:45 PM, Gordon Apple g...@ed4u.com wrote:
I plan to file a bug report on this unless someone has a better idea to fix
it.
I have an outline view in a scroller. The view has two fixed
If you capture the entire laid-out text string as a single Bezier path,
then you can fill it with whatever you want -- gradient, image, burning fire
QTMovie, more text, etc. I've done it and it works. Of course, all of that
takes a significant amount of effort. In my case, I already had all the
Apparently, I'm not the only one who has experienced this. NSTextView (or
NSLayoutManager) is lazy. It does stuff in the background that is driving
me nuts. I need to do a full layout, not just what's visible, so I can get
a reliably accurate measure of the total physical text layout length.
scrolling. It still
has a few issues, but mostly works.
On 12/14/09 12:55 PM, Douglas Davidson ddavi...@apple.com wrote:
On Dec 14, 2009, at 10:50 AM, Gordon Apple wrote:
Any ideas on how to force a full layout and then prevent NSTextView
from
further mucking with it?
One
Are there any good way to get/set a view's transform? (No, not using
CALayers.) It is possible to flip a view's horizontal and/or vertical
orientation by setting negative values for the bounds size. However, a
request for the view's bounds always returns a validated rect, giving no
indication of
Here's the current status. I seem to have everything working, partly
due to you guys. Thanks. However, now having analyzed this thing to death,
I'm filing a bug report.
First a summary of the (extended) problem. The view is layer hosted.
Its layer has a sublayer called content, which
/16/09 11:23 AM, Matt Neuburg m...@tidbits.com wrote:
On Sun, 15 Nov 2009 22:38:04 -0600, Gordon Apple g...@ed4u.com said:
What I don't understand, is that, according to the core animation guide,
kCATransition seems to be what I want for a key instead of sublayers. The
guide says
the delegate.
On 11/15/09 8:51 PM, Matt Neuburg m...@tidbits.com wrote:
On Sat, 14 Nov 2009 14:58:31 -0600, Gordon Apple g...@ed4u.com said:
I assume this should be simple, but so far I haven't found the magic
incantation, even after reading the docs, Dudley's book, and some archives.
Problem
I assume this should be simple, but so far I haven't found the magic
incantation, even after reading the docs, Dudley's book, and some archives.
Problem: Layer called contentLayer has sublayers containing layer A,
which is to be transitioned to layer B. (Note: Using GC here.) Controller
Multi-channels do better than single channel units, but in general GPS
(in open areas) can get you within 10m. Ground reference calibrations (what
you get with the mentioned auxiliary systems) can do better. It also helps
if you happen to have a Cesium time standard attached to your iPhone.
I saw a few refs to this from from a few years back and I guess it was
problematic. Anything changed? Is there a way to bind a popup or dropdown
to an array of images, other that faking it with images in text? I really
don't want to set an outlet to load it, because that means a whole new
IMHO, you are trying to do this the hard way. I did one similar to
that, using views, many years ago using MacApp. (Presented it at MadaCon in
Phoenix.) I wouldn't do it that way again. Just draw everything in one
view. Define a draw-shape object with lists of inputs and outputs (could be
I would post this in the QC forum, but it seems mainly for users or
creators rather than cocoa programmers.
1. Why is there no API for QCPatchController, at least for setting the file
or composition? This makes it utterly useless for anything but a trivial
app.
2. Why is there no way to
Does anyone know of a Cocoa View or a drawing component (or code) that
will render MathML (from LaTex, whatever)? I've been looking at a lot of
stuff through Google, but haven't found what I want. What I would really
like is a total graphical equation editor/renderer. DesignScience has a
If you find anything like that, I'd like to know. What I want is a vDig
component that could be used with QTBroadcaster that captures frames of the
content of a window -- on-screen or off-screen.
On 6/24/09 6:30 AM, cocoa-dev-requ...@lists.apple.com
cocoa-dev-requ...@lists.apple.com wrote:
IMHO, matrix operations are one of the most confusing and cumbersome
aspects of Cocoa. Every time I use them, I end up trying most combinations
until I get the desired result. C++ doesn't have this problem. You can
simply write the matrix equations and be done with it. I love Objective C,
CALayer does have setAffineTransform: which is what I mostly use. It just
does the 3D transform for you and is adequate for translation, scaling,
(planer) rotation, skew, and a few other things.
On 6/16/09 12:18 PM, cocoa-dev-requ...@lists.apple.com
cocoa-dev-requ...@lists.apple.com wrote:
so
IMHO, if it works the way you describe, it's doing the right thing, at least
mathematically speaking from a point-set viewpoint. Unfortunately,
NSUnionRect works like the docs describe, which is not what I needed, so I
wrote my own. It's too bad NSUnionRect and CGRectUnion appear to not be
The view's layer ignores the flipped flag. I added my own content
layer with an inversion transform.
On 2/27/09 8:01 AM, cocoa-dev-requ...@lists.apple.com
cocoa-dev-requ...@lists.apple.com wrote:
When ever I add a Layer my first layer flickers and
one more thing , how do I set the Flip
Anguish sc...@cocoadoc.com wrote:
On 15-Feb-09, at 6:07 PM, Gordon Apple wrote:
The docs are a clear a mud on this. What do you get from CALayer's
defaultValueForKey? Is this the same as one would expect from
valueForKey
for an NSDictionary? The return type is id.
If this method
OK, I've said it. WHAT is a CALayer? I'm using a lot of them and
appreciate what they can do, but still don't understand them. The docs,
books, etc., are reasonably good at how they relate to each other, but suck
toadstools when it comes to relating them to the underlying view. It's
taken
The docs are a clear a mud on this. What do you get from CALayer's
defaultValueForKey? Is this the same as one would expect from valueForKey
for an NSDictionary? The return type is id.
If this method returns nil a suitable ³zero² default value for the
property is provided, based on the
Or just replace the || with . DeMorgan's theorem. Basic boolean
logic.
On 2/13/09 3:19 AM, cocoa-dev-requ...@lists.apple.com
cocoa-dev-requ...@lists.apple.com wrote:
Subject: Re: isNotEqualToString
To: Chunk 1978 chunk1...@gmail.com
Cc: cocoa-dev Dev cocoa-dev@lists.apple.com
Message-ID:
Just curious - are you using garbage collection? We recently determined
there is a bug in QCCompositionLayer with garbage collection that prevents
the composition from playing. QCCompositionLayer is a subclass of
CAOpenGLLayer. Maybe you hit the same bug?
On 1/31/09 10:09 AM,
As is supposedly the alternating start/stop when you change anything in the
layer. I haven't had a chance to test it yet. (Waiting on a new HD to
arrive to load Snow Leopard.) BTW, I haven't seen an update since around
Dec. 1. What's with that?
On 1/22/09 7:04 AM,
Set the size to zero instead. You can do it in a window controller:
[[[self window] standardWindowButton:NSWindowMiniaturizeButton]
setFrame:NSZeroRect];
[[[self window] standardWindowButton:NSWindowZoomButton]
setFrame:NSZeroRect];
On 1/12/09 12:03 PM,
Well, it's good to know that. One thing I had assumed (possibly
erroneously) is that other initializers and factory methods would internally
call init for basic initialization. That would be consistent with your
claim that factory methods are just convenience methods. I found out that's
not
I'm trying to replace some IBActions with bindings so I can bind through
one nib to another through an object controller. I recently discovered the
button binding example and have been able to do this successfully. However,
one thing escapes me. I have a passel of related buttons connected
I would definitely recommend using the factory methods. You have no
idea of what is going on inside those methods, but you better believe you
need it, whatever it is. Also, I've found that some of those methods don't
even cal init, which I found out when my own iVars were not getting
://www.cimgf.com/2008/09/24/core-animation-tutorial-core-animation-and-qua
rtz-composer-qccompositionlayer/
-Matt
On Jan 2, 2009, at 11:34 AM, Gordon Apple wrote:
The specs claim that both QTMovieLayer and QCCompositionLayer start
automatically. They don't. I have to explicitly start
...@apple.com wrote:
On Jan 6, 2009, at 11:53 AM, Gordon Apple wrote:
Note: There is no equivalent to play for a composition (at least
that I
am aware of). I get the initial frame and no play. My composition
layer is
four levels deep
Try turning on garbage collection for CALayerEssentials and tell me if the
composition layer runs. It doesn't here.
On 1/6/09 6:07 PM, David Duncan david.dun...@apple.com wrote:
On Jan 6, 2009, at 3:29 PM, Gordon Apple wrote:
The only differences I can figure out is that Essentials loads
The specs claim that both QTMovieLayer and QCCompositionLayer start
automatically. They don't. I have to explicitly start Movies and I haven't
figured out yet how to start a QCCompositionLayer. I get the initial image
in a QCCompositionLayer, but no play. How do you start it?
A
Either the mask setting of CALayer is the most ill-behaved item in Cocoa
or I totally don't understand it. I suspect the latter. Although I have
successfully used a mask layer in a CALayer (mainly QTMovieLayer and
QTCapture Layer) when first creating the CALayer, changing the transform
Is there a simple way give to get the 6 button events from an Apple IR
Remote control in Cocoa?
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What is the best way to change to a different window? I have a main
window nib with a lot of controllers in it. Currently the main view is in a
scrolling window. I want to live-switch between that and a borderless
(optionally full screen) window or a resizable (non-scrolling) window.
Last year when I moved to 10.5 and Objective C 2.0, I made the decision
to move to garbage collection (GC). After seemingly working ok, I deleted
most of my pre-GC code, e.g., retain, release, dealloc. I am now regretting
that decision. I am running into major problems in working with
Speaking of which -- What does it take to print a view with layers? (GC
also.)
On 11/20/08 5:17 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a GC-only document-based application and I'm trying to add
basic print operations to my documents. I've reduced this down to what
I think
I believe this to be a CALayer question, not a QT question. I'm
applying filters to my video, a la the QTRecorder example. It works
correctly for a QTCaptureView where it applies the filter to each frame (via
the delegate), but does not scale its effects in a QTCaptureLayer when
applied to
The following example is one of several I have run into recently.
Inheritance is as follows: CAKeyframeAnimation: CAPropertyAnimation :
CAAnimation. CAKeyframeAnimation has no explicit initializer or factory
method. Dudney's book uses [CAKeyframeAnimation animation] to create an
, 2008, at 10:53 AM, Gordon Apple wrote:
The following example is one of several I have run into recently.
Inheritance is as follows: CAKeyframeAnimation:
CAPropertyAnimation :
CAAnimation. CAKeyframeAnimation has no explicit initializer or
factory
method. Dudney's book uses
more
often used the explicit arrayWithCapacity. It does make me want to go back
and look at my own factory methods to make sure I implemented them the same
way.
On 11/3/08 11:20 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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--- On Mon, 11/3/08, Gordon Apple [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Here is what I do in the window controller or in the code that loads the
window:
- (void)windowDidLoad
{
//Hiding the disabled window buttons (removing them is deadly --
don't do it!)
[[[self window] standardWindowButton:NSWindowMiniaturizeButton]
setFrame:NSZeroRect];
[[[self
Uh, unless you might want to draw an NSImage sometime...
On 10/20/08 9:04 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 21 Oct 2008, at 2:21 am, DKJ wrote:
When I do this in the controller's awakeFromNib method:
[theView lockFocus];
Then don't do it!
stuff like -lockFocus
The question I would ask is if you are using a KVC compliant method when
Under some circumstances the the backing array is refreshed with new
content. Otherwise, the changes might not be registered everywhere they
need to be.
NSIndexSet is a non-mutable object that gets replaced whenever you
iphone is on ATT which does not use CDMA. All the CDMA-based
companies, Verizon, Sprint, and AllTel license their technology from
QualComm. I used to teach short courses and seminars about similar
spread-spectrum technologies and I knew Andy Viterbi, one of the founders of
QualComm. Just
(Whoops, did it again. Forgot to change the title. -- GA)
iphone is on ATT which does not use CDMA. All the CDMA-based
companies, Verizon, Sprint, and AllTel license their technology from
QualComm. I used to teach short courses and seminars about similar
spread-spectrum technologies and I
This used to work in 10.5.4 not in 10.5.5. However, there have been
other changes in my code, so the cause could be elsewhere. I have a view
that is flipped. My draw objects can contain text which is flowed into the
shape of the object. The reason the view is flipped is that that is the
I¹m having a problem that only shows up in Release mode. I have an
object that should have ³editLayer² ivar automatically initialized to nil.
A second object has a KVO on this ivar property. When the first object
calls setEditLayer (as a result of it¹s own KVO notification observation
from
/24/08 11:29 AM, Ken Thomases [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Aug 24, 2008, at 9:00 AM, Gordon Apple wrote:
I¹m having a problem that only shows up in Release mode. I have an
object that should have ³editLayer² ivar automatically initialized
to nil.
A second object has a KVO on this ivar
Thank you, thank you, Thank you! You gave me the key without even
realizing it. I had just wanted to give a running version to someone who
was visiting and had quickly tried to compile a release version. I stupidly
assumed the release version would keep the same project settings except for
I just had a revelation I though I would share -- thanks to some sample
code David Duncan sent me. When IB makes a connection, it calls the
outlet's accessor, if one is available. That fact can be used to initialize
related items in your code. Ok, maybe everybody but me already knew that,
I don't use CoreData. Frankly, the main use I have made of
NSObjectController is to decrease my typing in IB bindings. For example, my
inspectors have a large number of controls that are bound through a fairly
long chain of references to their controllers. By using an
NSObjectController to
I don't know anything about NSDefaultRunLoopMode and have simply been trying
to replace my layered list of draw lists with layers in what may or may not
be a scrolling view. I'm not doing anything with animation yet. To say
this has been problematic would be an understatement.
Also, in spite of
I'm getting a ton of console messages:
Tue Aug 5 16:34:13 Macintosh-5.local RTP[2209] Error: CGGStackRestore:
gstack underflow.
What should I be looking for to find the problem?
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of the Core Animation Cookbook.
On 8/5/08 5:09 PM, Kyle Sluder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 5:44 PM, Gordon Apple [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What should I be looking for to find the problem?
I'm not a CoreGraphics expert, but my first instinct is too many calls
You can look at the Sketch sample code for one way. You can lift
SKTZoomingScrollView intact, although you may need to implement your own
controller to extract related code from the Sketch document class. However,
I have still to get it to work properly when using CALayers. Sketch scales
the
OK, now that is at least the type of definitive statement I've been
looking for. (I have recently opened a discussion with DTS on some of these
issues.) So apparently, there are some things internal that change when you
call setLayer besides just the layer?
I have also figured out (and
I'm suffering from extreme frustration with CALayers. I obviously don't
understand the documentation available and there is a lot that is not
documented, especially since the Views guide has not been updated to include
CALayers. Also, as others have observed, the flipped paremeter in
OK, a little update. Through watching a number of parameters, a lot of
experimentation, and probably blind a** luck, I've managed to get rescaling
to sort of work. However, to do editing of objects (e.g., dragging them
around), I had to call removeAllAnimations. When I change the scale, the
Thanks. That's a good suggestion. I just realized that the thing was
trying to animate and was interfering with my attempts to manually draw. I
saw removeAllAnimations and tried it to solved my immediate problem. I'll
see if I can use what you mentioned instead. I'm not currently using
Yup, Amazon, July 15, $23.07 + shipping. BTW, you might want them to
update the title because it doesn't mention iPhone. Considering the huge
number of iPhone SDKs downloaded, that could be a big draw. I may cancel
Amazon and order the PDF package from your site.
I had considered
Apparently, there is a disconnect between the view's coordinate system
context and that of the contained CALayers. I'm using Sketch's
SKTZoomingScrollView to set the scale factor of my main drawing view. It
works great without CALayers. What is does is it scales the bounds of the
containing
As I stated in my recent post, I implemented my own transform to flip
the layer since nothing else worked. That worked, and my view is in a
scrolling window. What I'm currently having trouble with is scaling the
view. My window is similar to that in Sketch, with a popup scale factor in
the
Addendum: I did implement my own transform to flip the drawing. As far
as I can tell, the initialFlippedState parameter in NSGraphicsContext
*)graphicsContextWithGraphicsPort:(void *)graphicsPort
flipped:(BOOL)initialFlippedState has no impact whatsoever. Bug report
time?
Another
At the present time, I'm not doing animation. I just want a layer stack
I can draw into, with one layer for previous drawings and one normal user
drawing activities. Later, I want to add more layers for user annotation
and (possibly animated) attention directors. So far, I haven't even been
If you're designing a data model using Core Data, it's actually very
useful to step back and look at your data the way a layperson would.
By this I mean forget about classes and inheritance and all that
stuff. You can come back to it later, but the main thing is to look at
the problem in
The CIFilterBrowser widget is mentioned in the docs but no search I have
done will turn it up anywhere. Does it exist?
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#$%^*(! docs said you had to download it from ADC. I took them at
their word. Thanks. It's there.
On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 3:06 PM, douglas a. welton
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The widget used to be available when you logged in to the ADC site. My
quick check didn't find it there, so it
clippedImage:returnImage];
return returnImage;
}
Gordon,
Would you post a snippet of your code. I'm curious as to how you're
approaching this.
regards,
douglas
On Jun 5, 2008, at 9:26 PM, Gordon Apple wrote:
After receiving this, I tried something similar for clipping.
After I
cut
I'm currently trying to evaluate whether or not Core Data is a viable
storage system in our application. Although I've been through the
tutorials, Refs, and searches, I still have questions:
1. Our data hierarchy model does not seem to fit into the Core Data object
model. (At least I
BaseList can get to it. Apparently, there's an issue calling
super in managed objects, so I'll have to see if that poses any problems.
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 6:59 PM, Gordon Apple [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm currently trying to evaluate whether or not Core Data is a viable
storage system
After receiving this, I tried something similar for clipping. After I
cut in the filter, it worked for a few seconds, then slowed to crawl, then
crashed. The images from the internal iSight are large. My theory is that
all those NSImages (and associated caches) simply overwhelmed the
And then what can you do with it? Although I've been able to rotate the
image with a transform, I still haven't figured out how to clip the image to
a Bezier. You can't focus and draw into a CIImage like you can a NSImage.
If it were the latter, I could just use NSBezier setClip. After
, Gordon Apple wrote:
apparently NSTextView will accept
nothing but the original NSTextStorage -- no subclasses allowed, even
without any overrides.
Nope. To subclass NSTextStorage, see
http://www.cocoabuilder.com/archive/message/cocoa/2002/2/5/14848
This probably isn't news to most programmers, but since I've run into it
twice now, I thought it was worth a post.
I have had cases where my program worked correctly sometimes, sometimes
not. In two cases, I have traced the problem to KVO race conditions. I
will describe one.
The
I guess I don't know hw to use that. The particular situation was a nib
that is document related, but loaded and opened later by menu.
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 5:53 PM, Gordon Apple [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Both observations are set up in the same Nib
in awakeFromNib.
If you have
(Sorry about that. For got to chance the Subject. -- GA)
I guess I don't know hw to use that. The particular situation was a nib
that is document related, but loaded and opened later by menu.
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 5:53 PM, Gordon Apple [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Both observations
I haven't delved into the Buck Book yet, but I thought I would offer my
take on the use of Views. IMHO, Cocoa and its sample code, like MacApp,
makes far too much use of subclassing views for encapsulating complex
functionality, e.g., NSTextView, in violation of MCV. In MacApp, I made
OK, if I understand the documentation correctly, the first suggestion
might work. Thanks.
I don't think the second one is applicable here. (I have used that
successfully within one class.)
Yes, the observed editLayer in displayController was being observed by
the
New attempt. Instead of intercepting the text key in my shape
CopyWithZone, I tried the obvious thing of subclassing NSTextStorage, adding
the copying/mutablecopying protocols using the same copy technique of
creating a new object initialized with the original. Even without the
protocols,
understand
why the problem just surfaced now.
On 29 May '08, at 11:03 AM, Gordon Apple wrote:
Apparently, NSTextStorage does not conform to NSCopying, even
though its
superclass (NSAttributedString) does. Has something changed
recently with
NSTextStorage that makes copy not work
This used to work. No more. Has something changed in NSTextStorage?
In my Shape object, I have a dictionary of parameters, one being key =
text with value NSTextStorage*, similar to what is done in Sketch (without
the dictionary). My copyWithZone duplicated the dictionary and called
a
property that does not exist at registration time, and then have it observe
properly when the path is created. E.g., register to observe
xxx.shadow.angle when shadow does not exist, then add the shadow object and
have xxx.shadow.angle be observed properly.
On May 19, 2008, at 2:02 PM, Gordon Apple
viable. That is good news. So I should be able to rule that out
and look elsewhere for problems I am encountering.
On 21 May 2008, at 19:51, Gordon Apple wrote:
OK, thanks. That helps on the KVO responses. However, I have
other
questions about the entire KVO process.
Not having access
I'm currently trying to implement undo for drawing using code based on
Sketch and am running into KVO problems on Shape properties. Sketch uses
a dictionary of Properties that applies to selected Shapes (i.e.,
Graphics). Some of my parameters are compound, e.g., Shadow is a
referenced
One thing it doesn't do for you is keep track of the earlier rect
heignts on the same line, as I showed at www.ed4u.com/textflow. You have
to keep track of that yourself to keep it from overwriting itself on the
next line.
Here is part of my solution. Note that it still doesn't line up
This is a major advantage of separating the drawing (rendering) code
from the data model instead of having objects draw themselves (not to
mention cross-platform). Our renderer object is recursive (and could be a
shared object if not for the deficiencies in shadow rendering -- a story for
That is effectively what our renderer object does. Note that we
transform the drawing space, not the object. For a group object, it sets
the group's transform, then recursively calls the same rendering function
for the objects in the group. Each object's transform is then applied
within the
Some of us want to incorporate Flash directly in our applications
without WebKit. I've been in discussions with Eltima for awhile on this.
The framework is free for personal use, but $399 (IMHO, not a bad price) for
a commercial license. Unfortunately, you have to buy the commercial version
I have a custom view that contains a (covering) NSImageView. The latter
is disabled. I want the custom view to handle all drag operations. This
works fine as long as I don't drag in a type (e.g., NSFilenamesPboardType)
that NSImageView directly supports. setAllowsCutCopyPaste:NO for the
That post was in the middle of the night when I couldn't sleep. I
researched the archives this morning and found the solution. I added an
outlet in my controller to the NSImageView and in awakeFromNib called
unregisterDraggedTypes for the NSImageView. Problem solved. However, I
still
Let me explain how we are handling grouped objects.
We have only one basic type of draw object with a dictionary of
characteristics. That gives a lot of flexibility. We do not let objects
draw themselves. Instead, we use a separate rendering object. This results
in a clean object data model.
Therein lies the problem. When the user clicks the text tool and clicks
a position on the view, I pop a sheet to enter the string and where the the
font panel can be launched to set font and size. When the sheet is closed,
the Bezier is created and the string appears as a Bezier shape
What is the best way to incorporate the Flash player (with
interactivity) in a Cocoa application? I haven't had much luck finding what
I need on the Adobe site. Lots of questions in the archives, but few
answers. Can this be done through WebView? I know that QT has had some
Flash
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