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|- Save (NSMenuItem)
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that the API simply does the right thing, or
appears to under certain circumstances. There may be a combination of issues
involved. My advice would be to make sure that when your modal session is
active that the undo actions will always use the temporary MOC's undo manager.
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controller objects or bindings for the
table.
Does your table allow empty selections?
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approach above is not wrong. If the bound fields are editable, I
recommend using an intermediate NSObjectController because you will
get some useful behavior for free, such as -commitEditing and the
like.
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to UserListViewController.NSArrayController.selection (using
correct ivar/property names, of course).
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apply formatters or
transformers to force default values (if you can't do that at the
model level).
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The retain count is
incremented with A -retain message is sent to. It is possible, and
not uncommon, that the retain count of an object may never increase or
decrease, as is the case for singletons. Such an increase or decrease
should be irrelevant to you in most cases.
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, and in fact,
the setter sequence should be automatically wrapped with the calls, as
long as automatic notification is on. AFAIK, this has always been the
case and hasn't changed recently. There may be more side effects than
before, but I don't recall.
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a bug asking
for better documentation on this.
Yes, but a) only though. Perhaps you mean something else by b) but I
can attest that in fact when you change the margins of an NSPrintInfo
that any print job using that object will indeed use the specified
margins.
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On Jul 2, 2009, at 11:52 AM, Bill Cheeseman wrote:
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Because the two protocols in question are formal protocols, the
@interface declaration must specify conformance. If it doesn't,
then no assumption of conformance should be made. Pure
declaration must specify
conformance. If it doesn't, then no assumption of conformance should
be made. Pure and simple. Also, protocol conformance is not
inheritable in Objective-C. Therefore, neither NSControl, nor
NSButton, conform to the NSValidatedUserInterface protocol.
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are only one way
to connect objects, such as M-C or V-C, but are not themselves an
implementation of MVC.
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ever be
fixed. In your particular case, it doesn't matter, as the value will
have been changed before you receive the observer message.
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for myself what the document claims already happens -- or I have to
observe NSWindow's -NSWindowDidUpdateNotification. Right?
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of them support validation of this
kind. Look at NSMenuItem, and you will see that it does, and that your
validation method will always be called.
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that avoids resizing each individual view?
Just resize the window, as long as the scrollview resize flags are set
to resize with the window. That should be all there is to it.
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example I would expect KVO notifications to be the same. Do
you implement standard setkey accessors in your instance variable
test?
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?
There is no such guarantee for -awakeFromNib. You either need to set
the value earlier, or call -reloadData on the table.
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on a window will automatically
search up the responder chain for an undo manager, so it should
automatically get the window's.
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smart enough to deal
with nested structures, so you have to provide your own intermediary.
So, this last approach is really (AFAIK) the common pattern for
dealing with nested structures on user defaults.
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value are you
setting? How are you checking the tag (show code)? I haven't heard or
experienced any issues with NSOutlineView and tags, but if you have a
reducible/reproducible case, you can file a bug.
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-filteredArrayUsingPredicate:.
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in particular the contentObject binding.
RightTVController contentObject --
LeftTVController.selection.array_key_path
LeftTVController contentObject ---
PopUpController.selection.array_key_path
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in the window view.
My initialization code for the GUI elements of that window is
below. Is there a flag I am missing somewhere in this, or do I need
to handle view and image resize updates in another routine ?
What happens when you set image scaling for the NSImageView?
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know that is more work than it is worth.
Better to do the fetch yourself.
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it harder to do some custom things after it
finishes.
There isn't any way that I know that is more work than it is worth.
Better to do the fetch yourself.
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for me?
somehow... :)
The companion document to NSXMLParser, Event-Driven XML Programming
Guide for Cocoa, tells you what you need to do to resolve external
entities.
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the declaration as it appears in the DTD (as NSData).
I believe that NSXMLDocument may provide the functionality that you
want, so you might want to look down that route.
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All external entities must be declared in the core XML. If they
aren't, your XML is not well-formed.
Correction, this would not be the case for declarations in a DTD,
which are part of the external subset, so the first delegate message
, but at least
it is relatively lightweight.
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: send willchange/
didchange for the ac3ContentArray key?
- (NSArray*) ac3ContentArray {
/* Do stuff using -ac1Selection and -ac2Selection */
}
@end
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bindings. In fact, it adds a useless layer onto the problem.
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GroupItemsController:
- managed object context
Application.delegate.GroupController.selection.items
(the last key os whatever relationship you need to use)?
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relation was not set...
I'm sure I'm missing something, can someone point me to a proper
direction?
How are you binding the item array controller? It has to be bound to
the group list array controller or to a property of the app delegate
that depends on its selection.
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, the cache is always validated in these cases, so
there will always be some latency.
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In fact, the 'do you want to replace?' question is displayed in a
sheet
that appears on top of the save panel sheet.
Yes, but the docs are clear that stacked or nested sheets are not
supported, and violate HIG. It also doesn't work well if you try to
force it.
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the latter is for binding to an array of objects.
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but I am not having any
luck.
A tabless/borderless NSTabView?
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particularly interested in is -controlTextDidChange;
Any delegate method that takes an NSNotification as its sole argument
is just a notification. Check the documentation for the notification
name and simply observe for the notification.
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in -parser:parseErrorOccurred:, call it only
from parserDidEndDocument:.
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Probably false, unless there is missing code that violates the rule.
In any case, this issue is likely irrelevant based on when the crash
occurs and for what object(s).
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and never release or autorelease it, but that's
causing memory leaks!
Is there a good example anywhere of how to set up and tear down
a Core Data document correctly?
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calls (-reset etc) are unnecessary.
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digging into the new user management system (man
dscl), or NSTask to the id utility (man id).
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? There
is no reason to hang on NSLog if for curGroupID, as it is really juts
an unsigned int. What is the NSLog code you are using?
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an empty string for a key in
conjunction with an NSArrayController. What would be the key path for
an empty string?
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NSMutableDictionary *theDicRow = [NSMutableDictionary
dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys:
@Text A, @colA,
@, @colB,
nil ];
I am not surprised to see this behavior, for various
observe its
NSTextViewDidChangeSelectionNotification.
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be rather awkward grammar in some languages, but it would be a lot
easier.
Otherwise, IIRC, all controls will use the Window's undo manager, so
if you have the window delegate implement -
windowWillReturnUndoManager:, you can force the use of your subclass.
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On Apr 25, 2009, at 12:05 PM, Stuart Malin wrote:
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On Apr 24, 2009, at 3:06 PM, Stuart Malin wrote:
I have an NSTextView in a custom view, it is set to resize with
the containing view only in the horizontal dimension. When I
resize
are describing here. Did you check
continuously updates value in the binding?
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with formatters?
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code!). It
also helps to mention what you expect to happen, and what is actually
happening differently than your expectation.
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really just do the
same thing.
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predicate with subpredicates (sub-rows). Either
that or use the BETWEEN operator.
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path names yourself. Look at one of the regex libraries for easy
parsing.
Carbon is not dead, it just smells funny.
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I've been trying to create a Cocoa GUI application without IB.
Everything
works fine except for the NSMenu.
After digging over the internet I found
translate the C string
to NSString using -stringWithCString:encoding:), are the characters
still mangled?
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Are you properly encoding your C strings with -cStringUsingEncoding:?
Yes, I think so.
At present, I am using the -UTF8String method, but I also tried the -
cStringUsingEncoding: to no avail
terminator (?! or linebreak). And i do that by using the -
characterAtIndex: method. And the thing is that that method returns
wrong characters if it deals with unicode ones. Thanks Keary Suska
for pointing that out to me.
I will now have to find another unicode-safe way to split
binding) or target-action fails
entirely.
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with an
NSButton, and binding didn't work for me. There is no reason to
suspect that the binding wouldn't work as advertised.
Anyway, I suppose you have verified that the correct object is being
set when the binding is established (and/or when the bound property
changes)?
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as to how this can be done?
This FAQ might help:
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wouldn't bother yet and just
look at NSString's -initWithContentsOfFile:encoding:error: and -
writeToFile:atomically:encoding:error: and the NSScanner class.
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these bridges, but
it seems saner to me to maintain your own set of manager objects
that then control native Cocoa objects.
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is a common method.
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this assumption?
Note that the segment control would have sent your action method if
you didn't get the exception first. Selecting the currently selected
segment works because you are not changing the bound value, which is
precipitating the exception.
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to keyPathsForValuesAffectingPreview. I think that is supposed to
work...
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a double for its value. Which should I set it
to in the core data model?
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setObject:forKey:, unless value is nil in which case the method
instead attempts to remove key using removeObjectForKey:.
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being edited. If you can get the view, you can inspect
its bindings, but that seems a rather roundabout way to do something
that might have a smarter approach.
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I don't see NSDecimalFromString() in any of the docs or header
files, only
NSDecimalString() to create strings
behavior
but I need to block the UI.
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You can also create NSDecimals using NSDecimalFromString().
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2009/3/14 Ashley Clark acl...@ghoti.org
You can get an NSDecimal structure from any NSNumber or
NSDecimalNumber
object by sending it the -decimalValue message. As far as I know
that's the
only way to create one.
Keary
are binding through selection.
Anyway, have you verified that the ArrayController variable is what
you expect it to be at the point that bind: is called?
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loop to see if this is the case.
It seems to me that there is no need for you to use -selectedObjects
when there will always be a 1:1 relationship between the controller
content and the selected object.
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the runloop like this,
so caveat programmor.
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object's -init method,
after invoking -init on the superclass:
The main issue is that you have to remove observation before
deallocating. Otherwise an exception will be raised (Leopard) or you
will crash (Tiger and earlier).
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*)sqlite3_column_text(statement, 0)]];
[aDict setValue:subtypeArray forKey: [NSString stringWithUTF8String:
(char *)sqlite3_column_text(statement, 2)]];
}
If subtypeArray is mutable, as it appears to be, the last statement is
useless and potentially dangerous.
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: set a transformer (that is really
acting like a validator) or trick bindings with a change-value-for-key
notice triggered using performSelector:afterDelay:.
Anyone have any better ideas?
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Controller Key: arrangedObjects
Model Key path: relYarn
And here you do it. Selected Object needs to be bound to something
that returns a single value. arrangedObjects returns an array. Perhaps
you want selection?
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myArrayController is nil when -
becomeFirstResponder is called. The NSLog below won't tell you that,
so I wasn't sure if you specifically checked for nil.
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I've created a subclass of NSDatePicker to catch when
On Jan 30, 2009, at 10:39 AM, Ken Tozier wrote:
On Jan 30, 2009, at 10:52 AM, Keary Suska wrote:
When you call -bind: do you pass
NSCreatesSortDescriptorBindingOption NO?
I'm not calling bind, because the array controller and array are
created inside the same function, so it just
pass NSCreatesSortDescriptorBindingOption
NO?
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immensely.
Notwithstanding, how do you recover if your app crashes after you
truncate the file?
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the database and the data is
in there?!
Working with files in the app bundle like this may be a non-no. At
least, it is for Mac OS X, and the emulator might have this issue. To
know for sure, put the database file into the sandbox and see if it
behaves better there.
HTH,
Keary Suska
. Not sure how
difficult those archives are to crack, or whether any attempt has even
been made to prevent it.
Best,
Keary Suska
Esoteritech, Inc.
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that is a property bound from the NSArrayController in the nib. Or, if
you already have outlets to the NSArrayController, you can just call -
setFilterPredicate:.
HTH,
Keary Suska
Esoteritech, Inc.
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