`bind:toObject:withKeyPath` is actually from the `NSKeyValueBindingCreation`
category on NSObject which is defined in the Appkit. If it seems to disappear
then I would think it is a problem importing `AppKit.framework` somewhere.
On Sep 27, 2011, at 3:22 PM, Alex Greif wrote:
> I want to bind
I would recommend spaces, punctation and even two-byte characters from asian
languages. People all over the world working in all different languages and
text systems will (hopefully) be using macruby. You've got to plane on not
having a standard character set.
On Jul 21, 2011, at 9:09 AM, Elo
gt; - Matt
>
> On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 3:45 PM, Shannon Love wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> I've Core Data a lot in Objective-c and now I am trying to use it in MacRuby.
> It occurs to me that I might need to create the to-many relationship
> accessors just like you have to do in
usingObjects:changedObjects];
[changedObjects release];
}
Do you have to do the same thing in MacRuby or will the normal ruby set
operations suffice?
Thanks,
Shannon Love a.k.a TechZen
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It might precisely because there are to many apps with `Mac` in the name that
they started rejecting them. They maybe getting complaints from customers who
are under the impression that everything that has `Mac` in the title is an
Apple product or somebody might have sued.
If I've learned noth
method to control Macruby versions (with or
without rvm?)
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>
>
>
> On 2011-06-03, at 12:19 PM, Shannon Love wrote:
>
>> Greetings,
>>
>> Does macgem use the same path variable as standard gem i.e. GEM_HOME and
>> GEM_PATH? I'm trying to use rvm and I'm trying to figure
Greetings,
Does macgem use the same path variable as standard gem i.e. GEM_HOME and
GEM_PATH? I'm trying to use rvm and I'm trying to figure out where macgem is
actually putting gems.
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Xcode. Are there any other debugging options
available e.g. injecting the interpreter into the build?
thanks,
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UITextAlignmentCenter is for iOS. Anything starting with "UI" is iOS specific.
You want NSTextAlignment.
On May 26, 2011, at 8:34 PM, az...@gmx.net wrote:
> Couple of quick questions I hope someone can help with.
>
> 1. How do we center text in labels?
>
> I have a text label, and it is set to
Greetings,
If I run the following under the system ruby 1.8.7:
require 'find'
starting_directory="/Users/developer/Desktop/Top"
file_name_I_want_to_find="target_file.txt"
path=Find.find(starting_directory) {|p| break p if
p.include?(file_name_I_want_to_find) }
puts "path = #{path}"
... I get t
at 7:17 PM, Matt Aimonetti
> wrote:
> The MacRuby team doesn't use RVM and therefore doesn't recommend users to use
> it. However, some users reported using RVM and being happy with it.
> Was my reply useless? More than likely :p
>
> -= Matt
>
>
> On Fri, May 20,
Is there an a formal or approved way of performing a clean install of Macruby
including gems? I fear that I may have mangled my install with my naive use of
RVM and I wanted to try and start fresh.
I've already used pkgutil to uninstall all the files associated with the
Macruby package and ins
Last week I attempted to install RVM on my system so I could use various
versions of Ruby including Macruby. I encountered problems including a
reinstall of RVM that had incorrect permissions. However, it is quite possible
that all the errors were the result of my naviety about the ruby environm
I it appears I spoke to soon in my previous mail. Reverting to Rspec 2.5 got me
to where I could run basic test but now I get sig fault when I try to use an
expectation (should statement.) It even happens with example code I copied from
the rspec 2.5 docs.
Just for grins, I ran rspec own spec
Christian,
Reverting to Rspec 2.5 allowed rspec to run under macruby (so far.) However, it
is extremely slow compared to running under system ruby. it takes 10+ seconds
to run just an empty test and pegs out one of my cores to do so.
Macruby should run faster than the system ruby 1.8.7 so I th
I had previously had Rspec running under Macruby before I tried to use RVM to
manage my ruby installs. Something went awry with RVM and I had to uninstall.
After that Rspec stopped working under Macruby. I
I found that my RVM had installed Macruby 0.11 dev in or over my 0.10 install
and that re
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