When I was compiling this program, those errors were the result of including Foundation.h instead of Cocoa.h in the files. Switching the two let the program compile. Let me give th…

Weird, I replaced all references to Foundation.h with Cocoa.h as well, and it worked. I must Google as to why that is. I also added the [super dealloc] calls as suggested, and it c…

What happens when you clean the target before building again? I still get the errors if I change the Foundation import to a Cocoa import (not that that's the issue, anyway). Addin…

Thanks for that final tip! The project now builds without errors, except for the two warnings on the pointer/integer (NULL anyway) arguments which in the comments are explained as …

Quote: Originally Posted by eobet Could anyone explain what happens in Obj-C if you put too many [super dealloc] calls in? Does it cause any problems? After I put them in and th…

Quote: Originally Posted by eobet The missing a "super dealloc" sounds like it leaks memory somewhere. I wonder if this will permantently affect OS X over time unless I reboot? …

Quote: Originally Posted by Angus_D This question doesn't make any sense. You should only put [super dealloc] where it's required - i.e. at the end of every dealloc method. Putt…

Check the forum FAQ please.

Sorry about that .....found what i needed thanks for the help.

They want to force developers to give users a way to get to all application functions via a one-button mouse to make the UI simpler for new users, it's that simple. Multi-button …

I think the best honest full explanation might be that Apple is quite satisifed with how "CTRL+CLICK" works. I've only been a Mac user for about a year now and I kind of like it. …

Nope. Ask Steve.

I have some bluetooth mice and have enjoyed the "right-click" feature all day long, the problem is that i get used to it and whenever i am on my laptop, sans mouse, i find myself f…

I think that these new Intel-based laptops should use the same technology that the Mighty Mouse has to make a "stealth" right-click out of a one-button trackpad.... This way, if yo…

control-click work fine on my mbp and the mightly mouse does have right click

Being a new Mac user and coming from the SGI world, hence three buttons' mouse all the way, I have to admit Apple mice are really beautiful… I got the USB 'Mouse', it looks great a…

The main complaint is on the laptops. Sure, you can plug in a two-button mouse, but that's one more thing to carry with you. And cntl-click doesn't work for everyone, especially pe…

On a mouse, you have a natural primary and secondary button, the primary being under your index finger. It's fairly intuitive. On the other hand, I can see two laptop buttons bein…

I dont agree with that. All of the Widows laptops have two buttons and there are a ton of "regular" users and beginners using them. The problem with control-click is that it is a p…

Ps. I'm sitting in class right now next to my friend using a IBM T41 with a trackpad, that annoying red thing in the middle of his keyboard and FIVE buttons.

I simply connect my USB mouse to my PB G4. No biggie, and since I'm an ex-windows user, it feels odd to use the ctrl-click method. I have never used the trackpad on a laptop, I al…

I'm an ex windows user and I got used to control clicking in like a week, it's pretty easy. Even if you have no use a second hand it's not a hassle because I'm never right clicking…

The more OSX keyboard shortcuts I learn, the less I find myself CTRL-clicking.

I wonder if Apple could/might use their scrolling trackpad technology to alleviate this problem. One of the things that bugs me about most of my PC-laptop-using friends is that non…

Quote: Originally Posted by smellycat I dont agree with that. All of the Widows laptops have two buttons and there are a ton of "regular" users and beginners using them. The pro…