Hi Keenan,
In general you make heavy use of CALayer backed NSView's and a lot of images..
if you look at the resources in any of these apps there are hundreds of custom
images that are used to create the UI's you're seeing.
It's generally just a design-first approach and using a designer's work
Hi All,
While I have no desire to write a twitter clone, I do feel that many
applications are leveraging many UI components from twitter applications like
Tweetie.
One example that comes to mind is the sparrow email client. While it is heavily
inspired by twitter, it is by no means a twitter c
At 6:34 PM -0700 4/6/11, Laurent Sansonetti wrote:
> (Sorry for the late reply!)
>
> I would be glad to attend any MacRuby meetup during WWDC,
> and reply to any question and discuss MacRuby's current
> state and future.
>
> Rich, if you still desire to organize something, please
> go ahead. Last
Nevermind. The problem is not related to the string class, I'm just dumb and
didn't realize I created a literal array.
Mark Rada
mr...@marketcircle.com
On 2011-04-07, at 12:12 AM, Mark Rada wrote:
> I've got a strange behaviour during string comparison that boils down to the
> following:
>
I've got a strange behaviour during string comparison that boils down to the
following:
class NSString
def predicate?
[-1] == '?'
end
end
puts '?'.predicate? # => false
puts '?'[-1] # => "?"
puts '?'[-1] == '?
Hi Bryan,
I see that many people responded to that thread, but I would like to still add
the following points:
1) MacRuby can't be used for iOS programming at this time.
2) In order to fully program in Objective-C, you must know C first. If you're a
seasoned C programmer, picking Objective-C s
(Sorry for the late reply!)
I would be glad to attend any MacRuby meetup during WWDC, and reply to any
question and discuss MacRuby's current state and future.
Rich, if you still desire to organize something, please go ahead. Last year I
tried to organize something but it was a failure, too ma
Thanks for the help. The shell script is working for me.
Bob Rice
On Apr 5, 2011, at 5:43 PM, Terry Moore wrote:
>
>
> There is no BridgeSupport for IOkit... so ruby is out for now.
>
> like Henry said you can escape to a shell.. or wrap this snippet in an objc
> class...
>
> Quote form Mac
I fought with the same thing, but since I've used cucumber to test iOS apps,
there was no need to run it under MacRuby. It's a pain to switch between rubies
all the time, but for now I run cucumber features under mri, and my specs under
MacRuby.
It would really be lovely to fix the issues causi
