Fwd: Positioning of text

> On 16 Dec 2015, at 19:02, eric g > wrote: > > I was expecting the emoji to be drawn in the lower left corner and do not > understand why is the character drawn so high. Why is the emoji drawn > where it is drawn? The horizontal padding is caused by the text contai

Re: Resizing last column of NSTableView when it touches window border

A lot of people seem to misunderstand what I'm complaining about, so I made a short sample video to illustrate the problem SAMPLE VIDEO = This shows the issue both in my app, and in Finder: http://youtu.be/FBpKfw-ifbc PROPOSED SOLUTION == I think the solution wou

Re: Resizing last column of NSTableView when it touches window border

> Looking at Finder windows in column view, I see that it’s able to > discriminate column resizing from window resizing when the last column ends > at the edge of the window (though it’s not always clear that the correct > cursor is displayed). But it’s really hard to tell exactly where the mou

Re: Resizing last column of NSTableView when it touches window border

Jerry Krinock wrote: > > On 2014 May 07, at 05:27, Jakob Egger wrote: > > > I have a NSTableView that spans the full width of the window, so it touches > > the window borders on both sides. The table view has many columns (it > > scrolls horizontally). > > > >

Re: Help with Help

I'd strongly recommend against using Apple's Help Book application. There are a few problems with Apple Help: Problems with Help Books First of all, they are poorly documented. It is extremely difficult to structure them in the right way. You can't use HTML5, you have to u

Resizing last column of NSTableView when it touches window border

I have a NSTableView that spans the full width of the window, so it touches the window borders on both sides. The table view has many columns (it scrolls horizontally). Changing column witdth columns by dragging the separator line works perfectly, except for the last column. The problem is that

Re: Layout-triggered animation

> New questions: > 1. Is there any point in using addConstraint/removeConstraint in the > NSAnimationContext grouping? Seems like it can go before beginGrouping. The important thing is that the frames are set inside the grouping. Updating constraints should not cause any frames to be set, only

Re: Layout-triggered animation

Hi Julian, The jittering is probably a result of misusing the animator proxy! The animator proxy is used when you want to directly change properties, for example the frame of a view, or the alpha value. When you use autolayout, the frame will be set by the view's layout method, which does not u

Re: Preferences caching?

On 10 Dec 2013, at 04:14 pm, Jens Alfke wrote: > > On Dec 10, 2013, at 2:24 AM, Jakob Egger wrote: > >> Maybe I am missing something really obvious > > Yup, you are. You didn’t read back to the beginning of this thread, which > started with the observation that the O

Re: Preferences caching?

On 27 Nov 2013, at 08:27 pm, Graham Cox wrote: > Great. For me. For users in the field, the command line is the badlands, and > we can’t expect many users to be comfortable doing that. Trashing a file is > at least something they can understand, even if sometimes even that can be an > ordeal

Re: Codesigning 3rd party framework

Does anybody know why just specifying "--deep" in "Other Code Signing Flags" is wrong? Is it only a problem with Sparkle, or is there a general problem? In my app I just specified --deep and it seems to work! On 29 Oct 2013, at 10:37 pm, Shazron wrote: > See http://furbo.org/2013/10/17/code-si

Re: NSOutlineView cell size 8 pixels too narrow

I had a similar issue with NSOutlineView in 10.8. I had an outline view that could be hidden by the user, and every time it was shown again, the width of the outline column shrank by a certain amount. It might be a bug in NSOutlineView. Calling -reloadData after the view is shown fixed the issu

Re: Identify extension of a file without extension

1) There's also MagicKit, an Obj-C wrapper around libmagic: https://github.com/aidansteele/MagicKit 2) If you just want to know if something is an image, just try loading it: [[NSImage alloc] initWithData:data] If -initWithData: returns nil, it is not an image. Jakob On 28.09.2013, at 23:29