I'm having difficulty working with bindings and I'm not sure if it's a
MacRuby thing or my poor understanding of how they work.
I've tried binding to two types of things - an NSMatrix of radio
buttons (binding to "selectedTag") and a Checkbox value.
Using just an attr_accessor - the variabl
At 12:52 -0900 11/21/08, elliottcable wrote:
> This sounds like an idea with potential.
>
> Perhaps a new framework for creating "HTML" applications, that takes
> the HTML and uses a WebView - but instead of actually ending up with
> a WebView, the data is pulled out and passed onto a true Cocoa
>
This sounds like an idea with potential.
Perhaps a new framework for creating "HTML" applications, that takes
the HTML and uses a WebView - but instead of actually ending up with a
WebView, the data is pulled out and passed onto a true Cocoa
interface, kinda thing?
On Nov 21, 2008, at 11:
It's possible to use HotCocoa to lay out windows, but (AFAIK)
the developer still has to do most of the layout, specifying
co-ordinates, etc.
Like lots of other Ruby developers, I'm comfortable with HTML
and CSS layout. So, I wonder how hard it would be to convince
WebApp (for example) to accept
I'm pretty new to Cocoa, so maybe I'm overlooking the obvious here.
I just want to make sure I'm not doing more work than necessary.
I'd like to be able to control the minimum size for a NSSplitView.
As I understand it, I need to have a delegate with a method that can
handle
splitView:co
