Hi, does anyone have experience embedding other frameworks or dylibs in an
employed app? The "build for archive" runs fine but "archive" itself crashes
complaint that "the application bundle was not found" but i assume that the
other frameworks were not found or embedded. The app runs fine witho
Google SketchUp's WebDialog class allows Ruby plugins to
generate, launch, and support interactive dialogs, using
HTML and JavaScript. Basically, the plugin:
* sets up some callback code
* generates some HTML (etc) code
* points SketchUp at the HTML
SketchUp then puts up a window whose layout
Hi List,
I've successfully created a core data entity with some attributes. I'm
displaying object in a NSTableView and I was able to add new instances by
calling the entities array controller add: action.
The last hour I tried to figure out how to add/create a core data entity in
ruby code wit
A small step ahead...
... the following code seems to create an instance of MyEntity and sets the
attribute 'attribute1' to the value 'Test'.
entityDesc = NSEntityDescription.new
entityDesc.setName("MyEntity")
att = NSAttributeDescription.new
att.setAttributeType(NSStringAttributeType)
att.setN
On 12/11/2011, at 9:21 PM, Timo Springmann wrote:
>
> I think one controller per window is fine. What I don't like about the code
> is the windowNibName method. Do I really have to do it this way? Or is there
> a better way to 'connect' my in IB designed window to my ruby contoller class?
I'm
I have a similar approach in one of my applications: a WebKit view embedded in
a custom window. All code is MacRuby except the custom window, I only managed
to do this in pure Cocoa. The content of the WebKit view is then rendered by
appending HTML content to a string.
Michael
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