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Readin a stacktrace — #3

Quote: Originally posted by Rickster: <STRONG>Hmm... that looks like a stack trace of native code, and you probably want a Java stack trace. Have you set your exec…
MacNN Troubleshooting by Ghoser777

Readin a stacktrace — #4

This must be a very serious problem, cause it even crashes the java debugger! And I just found out that using the QT API's likes to make my interface totally unresponsive. How ca…
MacNN Troubleshooting by Ghoser777

Ouch: build failed! — #1

I added a new window to my app by subclassing NSWindowController and creating a new nib file. I connected everything up and then I created a method in my main controller file that …
MacNN Development by kman42

Ouch: build failed! — #2

The interesting lines are a bit further up, but probably got lost under all the jam crap.
MacNN Development by Angus_D

Ouch: build failed! — #3

Do these mean anything? warning: <CocoaMed>CocoaMed.app depends on itself ...updating 10 target(s)... BuildPhase CocoaMed.app Completed phase <CopyHeaders&am…
MacNN Development by kman42

Ouch: build failed! — #4

Well, I figured it out. Those two definitions of reference were because I unintentionally did this: #import "reference.m" instead of: #import "reference.h" kman
MacNN Development by kman42

Standard C Libraries in OS X Dev Tools — #1

I would like to learn a bit more about the plain C language and then hopefully start to learn OS X programming using Carbon. I installed the OS X 10.1 developer tools and looked a…
MacNN Development by Luuthan

Standard C Libraries in OS X Dev Tools — #2

Try /usr/include. Most non-framework stuff can be found by rooting around in there. (If you want to use the finder to navigate instead of the terminal, you can type "open /usr/incl…
MacNN Development by aleph_null

Standard C Libraries in OS X Dev Tools — #3

Thank you aleph_null, you are a great help. I look around at /usr/include and sure enough stdio.h and others are there. I created an empty project, write a hello world C program …
MacNN Development by Luuthan

Applescript and Shell Script Question — #1

Quote: Originally posted by Rickster: <STRONG>For more sophisticated command line GUI-wrapping, you'd do well to use either Cocoa (ObjC/Java) or REALbasic.</STR…
MacNN Development by Angus_D

Applescript and Shell Script Question — #2

Ok....so I've set up some shell scripts and they work ok. Now I want to make them pretty by attaching a GUI via Applescript. I've done this nicely with one line UNIX commands which…
MacNN Development by BostonMACOSX

Applescript and Shell Script Question — #3

in the current version of AppleScript, the do shell script command only works for non-interactive programs (i.e. ones that run, print something, and exit; not ones which run contin…
MacNN Development by Rickster

Applescript and Shell Script Question — #4

Quote: Originally posted by BostonMACOSX: <STRONG>Ok....so I've set up some shell scripts and they work ok. Now I want to make them pretty by attaching a GUI via A…
MacNN Development by Synotic

Applescript and Shell Script Question — #5

one thing you can do if expect is installed on the system is write an expect script to interact with your shell scripts. Then you can use studio as a front end to write a text fil…
MacNN Development by Michael A. Peters

Getting Java App to Save — #1

I am a beginner programmer and I have a decent version of a document based java app I am working on. However, I would like it make it so that the user can save the document. To b…
MacNN Development

Getting Java App to Save — #2

The developer tools come with a sample Cocoa Java version of a text editor that can save files. Have a look at it.
MacNN Development

Applescript: how to rename a file? — #1

Hi, sorry if this is trivial, but I am just starting out. How do I make the Finder rename a file with a script? I can duplicate, move, but I can't find a way to change the name of …
MacNN Development by AJM

Applescript: how to rename a file? — #2

Quote: Originally posted by AJM: <STRONG>Hi, sorry if this is trivial, but I am just starting out. How do I make the Finder rename a file with a script? I can dupl…
MacNN Development by BLAZE_MkIV

Applescript: how to rename a file? — #3

Alright, Mr. AppleScript smarty-pants (I grovel before your greatness...) explain this one... I have a script that takes a URL, parses it down, and attempts to create a folder str…
MacNN Development by Kickaha

Applescript: how to rename a file? — #4

You need to coerce dlDir into an alias for it to work correctly as a location reference for the make new folder command. So, you need to change this line: <blockquote&gt…
MacNN Development by King Chung Huang

Packet sniffing help — #1

Im trying to figure out how the program "CDCoverTool 1.0B5 OSX" (available on version tracker) is getting its album covers. I downloaded a packet-sniffer (MacSniffer) to aid in my…
MacNN Development by 3R1C

Packet sniffing help — #2

Quote: Originally posted by 3R1C: <STRONG>Im trying to figure out how the program "CDCoverTool 1.0B5 OSX" (available on version tracker) is getting its album cove…
MacNN Development by petard

Xfree equivalents in Aqua? — #1

Hello, I'm very new to this, so please be patient. I know I will probably make someone mad, but it's not my objective. As a way to get to know some of the development underpi…
MacNN Development by gbvaughan
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