Ansi C program on OS X — #14
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Originally posted by Ryan1524:
funny thing about xcode is that i don't know how to compile with it. granted i've only tried it once or twice, but the Compile butt…
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Ansi C program on OS X — #15
smeger, thanks for catching that. I told TextEdit to use plain text files the first time I ran it and haven't thought about it since. :)
Ryan, yes, stick with any text editor and …
Ansi C program on OS X — #16
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Originally posted by johnMG:
smeger, thanks for catching that. I told TextEdit to use plain text files the first time I ran it and haven't thought about it since.…
Ansi C program on OS X — #17
how bout ANSI C compatibility with the windows Borland compiler? should be fine, right? by that i mean whatever i code with textedit and terminal should also work on the windows bo…
Ansi C program on OS X — #18
GCC has some of the best ANSI C compatibility out there. You can check out the Web site, and it will show you how standards-compliant it is and how to change the way it enforces th…
Ansi C program on OS X — #19
Ryan -- yes. Do all your *own* stuff with gcc.
When you're somewhere else that doesn't have gcc but has borland or comeau or something else, your code will compile just fine and d…
NSToolbar questions. — #2
I don't know about number two, but for number one you just do. [toolbarItem setToolTip:@"Ain't this fun?"];
NSToolbar questions. — #3
I'd like to note that you should really look at the SimpleToolbar example. All of these things are addressed. Basically, for No. 1, there is a paletteImage and a toolbarImage. You …
NSToolbar questions. — #4
Thanx ksuther, worked like a charm
Synotic: you must have a 'special' SimpleToolbar example, as mine makes no mention of separate images for palette and toolbar. In fact the word …
NSToolbar questions. — #5
Nope, but I know how Omni does.
In the delegate method where you provide toolbar items:
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1"face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial">code:</font><…
TextView with transparent background? — #2
Hmm... perhaps you need to subclass NSTextView, NSScrollView, or NSClipView and override <font face = "courier">isOpaque</font> to return NO. Dunno if it'll work...
TextView with transparent background? — #3
you need to setup the window and the views. something like this should do it:
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1"face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial">code:</font><HR><…
TextView with transparent background? — #4
&lt;error&gt;
[ 04-21-2002: Message edited by: nibs ]
TextView with transparent background? — #5
Hello ...
I found the trouble. I have to send "setDrawsBackground:NO" to the NSScrollView containing the NSTextView.
That is sending
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1"face="Ge…