New Cocoa Book — #4
There's a review of this book on Slashdot.org and they seem to like it better than the O'Reilly book. The review and discussion is at http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=0...17&…
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Core Audio Tuts? — #2
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Originally posted by Vax:
<STRONG>Hi,
i try to learn a little bit core audio, but there is no or little documentation out there. So, if someone have more i…
Java -> obj. C — #2
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Originally posted by robotic:
I know a good bit of Java, but I'd really like to get to know obj-c.
Can anyone give me an idea of which parts of the languages are…
Java -> obj. C — #3
Great!
That was exactly what I was looking for!
A few more questions:
You said:
String b = a + " world"; -&gt; id b = [NSString stringByAppendingString: @" world"];
Shouldn…
Java -> obj. C — #4
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Originally posted by robotic:
Great!
That was exactly what I was looking for!
Also, you said:
Hashtable ht = new Hashtable(); -&gt; id ht = [[NSDictionary …
Java -> obj. C — #5
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Originally posted by robotic:
You said:
String b = a + " world"; -&gt; id b = [NSString stringByAppendingString: @" world"];
Shouldn't there be an 'a' objec…
Java -> obj. C — #6
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Originally posted by robotic:
Great!
That was exactly what I was looking for!
A few more questions:
You said:
String b = a + " world"; -&gt; id b = [NSStri…
Java -> obj. C — #7
Great!
Thank you all very much! I'll come back here when I have more questions (which I most certainly will have )
thanks!
-Nathaniel
Java -> obj. C — #8
How do I concatenate a float to a string? In java I would just use the + operator.... when I tried stringByAppendingString it didn't work.
While writing this just now, I just had …
Java -> obj. C — #9
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How do I concatenate a float to a string? In java I would just use the + operator.... when I tried stringByAppendingString it didn't work.
Close...
id b = …
Java -> obj. C — #10
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Originally posted by robotic:
How do I concatenate a float to a string?
newString = [oldString stringByAppendingFormat:@"%f", theFloat];
Java -> obj. C — #11
Yeah, I've been using PB/IB.... I love it! I was never really able to break into mac programming before.... now I can.
I've almost finished making a small app that figures out Sha…
Java -> obj. C — #12
Is it at all possible to mix obj-C code and java code in the same project as long as they're in separate files?
More specifically, can I have an instance of a java class and call …
Java -> obj. C — #13
You can mix, but i'm not sure how you'd do it. Be warned that it might be a mess to debug, since you can only run gdb or the java debugger (i don't know what it's called), not both…
Java -> obj. C — #14
/Developer/Documentation/Cocoa/ProgrammingTopics/JavaBridge/JavaBridge.html has instructions for calling Java code from Objective C. The documentation is a bit old (1998) but it sh…
Java Dev with OS X and code warrior 6 — #2
You can still write and compile Java2 stuff with codewarrior 5/6 and run it on OS X. But, you might have trouble debugging, maybe that's why it's said not to work.
Java Dev with OS X and code warrior 6 — #3
Having just received CodeWarrior 6, I installed CodeWarrior 6 on MacOS X and put in the MacOS X-specific pieces from the Reference Disk (Thrill Seekers/MacOS X Java Plugins).
I th…
Java Dev with OS X and code warrior 6 — #4
I actually have CW6 and Java working on MacOS X. I'm building and running a Java app which is GUI free (this may make a difference, depending on what Apple has supported).
Just l…
Java Dev with OS X and code warrior 6 — #5
Do you have the JavaDoc Prelinker on? If so, turn it off.
If you can't finish linking because you get some message about the VM initing, this is most likely the result of trying …
Java Dev with OS X and code warrior 6 — #6
No, I can't get it to work either. When I use the Java Application wizard to make a new project it says the VM could not be opened and it could not make the source files.
Crap. No…
Java Dev with OS X and code warrior 6 — #7
No, I can't get it to work either. When I use the Java Application wizard to make a new project it says the VM could not be opened and it could not make the source files.
Crap. No…
Java Dev with OS X and code warrior 6 — #8
I'm sorry that I did not see this thread sooner.
Have you installed CWPro 6 according to the instructions on this thread, http://forums.macnn.com/cgi-bin/Foru...ML/000067.html ?
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inetd.conf — #2
You should be able to make changes to inetd.conf and then simply HUP the inetd process.
use 'ps-aux | grep inet' to get the pid of inetd then use 'kill -HUP pid' to restart inetd …
inetd.conf — #3
Wolverine - yes, that WOULD work, *if you are running X in single user mode*.
In all normal cases, yes, MacOS X, like any true BSD system, uses NetInfo for all services. I found s…
inetd.conf — #4
I've specifically modified the inetd.conf file to enable things like verbose logging of ftp sessions and had no problems with the changes taking effect with a HUP of the inetd proc…