Displaying text in a NSRect — #2
Look at NSGraphics.drawAttributedString() and maybe NSGraphics.sizeOfAttributedString().
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Setting minimized window image in AS-S — #1
Quote:
Originally posted by Jan Van Boghout:
<STRONG>Obviously , this is not what I want it to do , I want a custom image for the window in the Dock. Does anybody …
Setting minimized window image in AS-S — #2
I have a problem with the minimized image property of a window in AS Studio : it doesn't work .
This is the code that I use in the will open and will miniaturize events of a windo…
Setting minimized window image in AS-S — #3
By the way if anybody knows a Cocoa method around this , please tell me.
edit: spelling
[ 04-05-2002: Message edited by: Jan Van Boghout ]
Learn ANSI C in Project Builder — #1
I bought a book ("Teach Yourself C") to learn ANSI C. How do I set up a project in PB so that I can follow the book. Printf works fine - prints out in the console - but I can't get…
Learn ANSI C in Project Builder — #2
When you do a new project select "Standard Tool".
WinTV-Cards with Mac OS X — #1
Hallo,
I remember sometimes ago here I read something about how to make a WinTV-PCI-Card working with Mac OS X by compiling open source code but now I can`t find it.
Could som…
WinTV-Cards with Mac OS X — #2
I was in the support discussion of OSX. I'm going to try this myself very soon.
Here's the URL: http://forums.macnn.com/cgi-bin/Foru...ML/002953.html
Help evaluating Mac OS X with Java — #1
Hi,
I need to do a presentation to help make OS X our choice for Java dev against Wintel. I'd like to ask if somebody can post a trivial howTo (if possible) for direct PDF printin…
Help evaluating Mac OS X with Java — #2
Are you talking about using the Cocoa framework through Java, or pure (portable) Java programming?
Through Cocoa, it's easy -- just call print() on the text view, which brings up …
Help evaluating Mac OS X with Java — #3
ThanX for the reply
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Are you talking about using the Cocoa framework through Java, or pure (portable) Java program…
Help evaluating Mac OS X with Java — #4
NSMutableData data = new NSMutableData();
NSPrintOperation op;
op = NSPrintOperation.PDFOperationWithViewInsideRect(.. ., data);
if (op.runOperation())
data.writeToURL(someFi…
Here's a challenge... — #1
I realise it's been covered and many people have posted their views upon the security nature of this but some people may require this function.
The one function I like about OS X o…
Here's a challenge... — #2
Moving to OS X Developer.
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Here's a challenge... — #3
Well, the whole login window is a tiff.
I think it might be mighty hard to change the textField into a pull down menu, but you can always edit the tiff itself to say "enter guest …
Here's a challenge... — #4
It seems like all you would need to do is write a new login application that gets opened rather than the default login app. To me it seems there would be several challenges in thi…
Here's a challenge... — #5
Hello again,
well, the login app is just loginwindow.app located at
/System/Library/CoreServices
I can open the application's nib file in Interface Builder and muck around with …
Here's a challenge... — #6
Sounds like more trouble than it's worth. Ho hum... Just feedback it to Apple and hope
Here's a challenge... — #7
There is a drawback, and this may explain why it's not there.
Typically under Unix, sysadmins don't want the names of all the users available to anyone... this is part of the logi…
Here's a challenge... — #8
The OSX system admin. should have the a preference panel that gives him an option between a 'home' and 'pro' login window:
1. a "home" login window would basically look like the O…
full path in terminal — #1
My question is about obtaining the current path the user is in when a command is executed. For example, if the user executes the following in the terminal:
cd /some/path
./ myPro…
full path in terminal — #2
Try getcwd().
System Preferences — #1
I am working on a system preferences prefpane, and I'm thinking that storing my prefPanes preferences in ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.systempreferences.plist is a bad idea. Usu…
System Preferences — #2
this should answer your question:
<a href="http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/macosx/AdditionalTechnologies/PreferencePanes/Tasks/Sample.html" target="_blank">http://develo…
System Preferences — #3
Your preference pane is a bundle loaded into the System Preferences App - so defaults don't work normally.
See here:
<a href="http://www.cocoadevcentral.com/tutorials/showpage.…