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Sorting NSTableView — #2

For anyone interested I found out what I wanted to know here: http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/arc...ch/011521.html Jeff.
MacNN Software by Apocalypse

JDBC installation — #2

I put my .jar files in /Library/Java/Extensions thats the place where Apple recommends you put the .jar files to be recognized system wide by java applications. -tim
MacNN Software by timster

Nib Loading Madness — #2

I think NSDocument is just fine -- I'd still highly recommend it if you're really doing a multi-document app. If you just have a single window, then it doesn't make sense -- use a…
MacNN Troubleshooting

Nib Loading Madness — #3

Okay I get it now. I was unsure about the whole file's owner thing. BTW, say I have one thing in a nib file and I want to make an arbitrary number of instances of it and I want to …
MacNN Troubleshooting

Nib Loading Madness — #4

Oh BTW, every time that I loaded the nib it called the awakeFromNib method in my controller class. I got around problems with that by writing it like this: - (void)awakeFromNib { …
MacNN Troubleshooting

Nib Loading Madness — #5

Hey Dalgo, Thanks for linking to that macosx-dev article on loading nibs. Extremely helpful stuff. [This message has been edited by tie (edited 04-29-2001).]
MacNN Troubleshooting

Newbie Developer - writing app, wanna help? — #4

I assume you want to program in Cocoa.If you haven't taken any or all of the following steps already,take them: 1.Go to http://www.apple.com/developer and register …
MacNN Development by Rick1138

Newbie Developer - writing app, wanna help? — #6

since i could always need some practice with cocoa, sure, why not. as far as objective-c is concerned, that's kind of new to me, too, but i'm not new to programming, so... let's t…
MacNN Development by seb2

PPC little-endian mode — #3

Little-endian and big-endian refer to how numbers are interpreted by the processor. The bits that form a number can be interpreted either right-to-left or left-to-right. But, you…
MacNN Development by smeger

PPC little-endian mode — #4

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MacNN Development by kupan787

PPC little-endian mode — #5

If you're using standard C, the bitwise operators are required to operate as if the data they were handling was big-endian, regardless of what the underlying platform actually supp…
MacNN Development by Amorph

PPC little-endian mode — #6

<strong>This is all on x86. Or maybe it was more data that was swapped (bytes over bits), I cant remember now. But I am almost positive it had nothing to do with the directio…
MacNN Development by skipjack

PPC little-endian mode — #7

Sorry for being unclear - I was trying to get the point across without giving a comp-sci lecture What you say is absolutely correct. Just out of curiousity, does anyone know w…
MacNN Development by smeger

PPC little-endian mode — #8

I think you have to be in supervisor mode and of course use assembly code to do the switch. Then I suppose you'd have to switch back if you want to use any system calls. Sounds lik…
MacNN Development by Seb G

PPC little-endian mode — #9

Why don't you just write some simple byte swapping functions? I don't think it is possible for Apple hardware to run in little endian mode (although I may be wrong) because various…
MacNN Development by iJed

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