While I think your idea is good and such a forum is needed, I doubt Apple will permit it to exist here. Allowing "secret" company information to exist on someone else's server is …

Quote: Originally posted by michaelb: (Needless to say, I'm the sort of programmer who becomes very unproductive without a GUI debugger to step through code.) ... …

Except that it DOESN'T ON ILLEGALLY OBTAINED PRIVATE INTERNAL RELEASES OF OS X. If you want it to work, don't use 4K29. Simple. Either go back to the PB or wait until the final. Co…

Quote: Either go back to the PB or wait until the final. Come on, only 1 month 19 days to go! Because I'd like to be able to offer for download on Day 1 an ap…

Following the mothership's lead, Metrowerks released an patch to a select few. And, no, I'm not talking about 6.1...

Great isn't it! Apple and Metrowerks take care of the important people, and leave the little guys to wait patiently in the dark. Ho hum, I might just brush up on my MS Visual Stu…

Quote: Originally posted by michaelb: ... leave the little guys to wait patiently in the dark. Ho hum, I might just brush up on my MS Visual Studio while I am waiting..…

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

Maybe you're thinking of NSOutlineView?

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

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…

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 …

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 { …

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).]

Anyone up for a game of Mad Nibs? Get it?? Mad nibs!? Ha... Ha.

What kinda app? Depending on what it is, sure I'd like to help out. I'm not exactly a newbie but I'm not selective either!

Anyone else...?

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 …

Is it a top secret project for the US military or something? Why not tell us what it is!

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…

Sorry, that I can't provide a solution but what is "little-endian mode"? Lars

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…

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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…

<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…