I'll preface this with the caveat that I have no Macintels, so I haven't tested any of this myself. That said, it should be possible to create a 10.2-compatible universal binary. F…

Quote: Originally Posted by Brass If you compile as universal binary, you must use the 10.4u SDK. This makes it incompatible with anything less than 10.4. So "no", it will not…

Quote: Originally Posted by saddino Yes, there is a way. As you note, the SDK will affect what APIs are availble to your code, but unless you are using "fully deprecated" APIs …

Quote: Originally Posted by Bobby Question: If I can compile for 10.3, and everything I use also works & compiles in the 10.2 SDK (it's a very small screensaver), can I set…

Ah, I'm very glad to hear that I was wrong! I shall have to look into those suggestions.

I'm glad I posted this thread, because I quickly discovered I wasn't even compiling Universal Binary to begin with. And My saver was never compiled for 10.2... The URL above help…

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I would try going to your .xcodeproj file and control-clicking on it and choose "Show Package Contents". Then delete the pbxuser file, I think it saves window and view sizes. G…

That did the trick, thanks! Weird, out of 20+ XCode projects that was the only one that exhibited the problem...

Ask the developer?

I'll try again. I posted this and all that showed up was the Title "Irfan View for OSX". I don’t know if this has been mentioned before as this is my first post and I tried a sea…

Well, assuming you can't hax0r Universal Access (maybe look into using APE?), you could do something like read in the framebuffer, modify it, and then display the modified version …

There's no public API for the functionality. Running nm CoreGraphics | grep -i zoom on CoreGraphics reveals some promising functions that could probably do what you want if you fig…

This Apple Developer article discusses perl development on the Mac using xcode. Writing perl scripts in xcode is pretty straight foreward. xcode is perl "aware" and provides syntax…

The latest version of XCode has much improved syntax colouring and formatting, but its indentation does get completely screwed up in a couple of circumnstances. Particularly regul…

I find that Google is faster than Wikipedia's own search engine, so I tend to use the former when I need to use the latter. Maybe you could modify an existing plug-in: you just nee…

Quote: Originally Posted by macintologist I'm an absolute beginner to development. I don't know a thing about C code and what not. I've done HTML code, that's it. How should I …

The Objective-C intro is at developer.apple.com, which doesn't require registration.

Quote: Originally Posted by Chuckit The Objective-C intro is at developer.apple.com, which doesn't require registration. It does, however, assume that you know C.

Well, let me use this thread without starting a new one... If I know a bit of C (still have a hard time with pointers... didn't know how I pass all the Computer Science subjects i…

Quote: Originally Posted by veryniceguy2002 Well, let me use this thread without starting a new one... If I know a bit of C (still have a hard time with pointers... didn't know…

Quote: Originally Posted by Catfish_Man I'd say get the Hillegass book. It's basically targeted right at your skill level, maybe a hair lower. What's the title of the Hille…

Cocoa(R) Programming for Mac(R) OS X (2nd Edition)

Have you considered using a RAD tool like Runtime Revolution? If you are looking to create fast solutions then its quite easy. Of course if your objective is Objective-C then you'l…

A Droplet is an AppleScript app (or now Automator, also) that launches when an item is dropped onto it's icon in the Finder. It then does it's thing to said item and promises to gi…