Displaying line numbers with nstextview mdash; noodlings www.noodlesoft.com2013-03-11⚑tech http://www.noodlesoft.com/blog/2008/10/05/displaying-line-numbers-with-nstextview/ nstextview mdash; Noodlings Home About On Mac OS X programming Noodlings About this Entry Displaying Line Numbers with nstextview was posted on October 5th, 2008 at 8.16pm and is filed under Cocoa, Downloads, OS X, Programming. This entry has 19 comments. You can follow any responses through the RSS 2.0 Feed. Search Search for Most Recent Posts New Look self note Modus Operandi Syntax Coloring For Fun And Profit Hazel 3 is out
Quitting a core data app when editing. blog by alastair tse. liquidx www.liquidx.net2014-11-14http://www.liquidx.net/blog/2006/04/14/quitting-core-data-app-editing/ nstextview and then press Cmd Q to quit, then the dialog box would appear asking me to save my changes. if i press save, then the application would hang and seemingly stopped at saving the file.other observations that are important in this scenario 1. only happened when the focus firstResponder is inside an nstextview . it would work fine in an NSTableView or NSTextField.2. the hang would happen right after NSPersistentDocument
Me and mark publishing meandmark.com2016-01-07⚑blog http://meandmark.com/blog/category/interface-builder/ nstextview not Scrolling Vertically November 6th, 2015 Filed under Cocoa, Interface Builder, Mac Development. Be the first to comment. I had a problem with a text view that would not scroll vertically. The fix was to select the text view in Interface Builder and use the size inspector to make the text view resizable vertically. Connecting Menu Items to IBActions in a Mac Storyboard February 23rd, 2015 Filed under Cocoa, Interface
Logical shift www.logicalshift.co.uk2014-11-12⚑apple ⚑news http://www.logicalshift.co.uk nstextview is ported, and the typesetter behaves the same way, then it 8217;s going to be really easy to get the UI working in some manner, and probably not that hard to support all the features of blorb. Getting games onto the phone is also a bit of a challenge. I think that taking some of Zoom 8217;s existing inventory management and connecting to IFDB might be a good idea. I 8217;ll post a beta when I get things working I
Cocoa dev central learn cocoa cocoadevcentral.com2013-02-07http://cocoadevcentral.com/d/learn_cocoa/ nstextview item object. Drag it out of the palette and onto your application window. Place the text view near the top.left of the window, then resize it using the handles around the outside It should nearly fill the window, with a bit of space on the bottom. The exact size is not important. Finally, we need to set the sizing attributes for the text view so that it keeps the same proportions as the window. Select the text view and
Textextras www.lorax.com2013-03-11⚑enterprise http://www.lorax.com/freestuff/textextras.html nstextview . Since nstextview now supports its own form of dictionary.based completion, this category override was sometimes blocking the built in behavior and sometimes not. The TextExtras completion feature is still available and has been reworked. To use TextExtra implementation of completion, you should bind your chosen completion key to.TE complete instead of.complete as shown in the example DefaultKeyBinding.dict that comes
Gcdrawkit. a complete framework for vector drawing apptree.net2012-03-14⚑news ⚑tech http://apptree.net/drawkit.htm nstextview system. it almost a complete word processor. Thus Cocoa approach to different developers needs vary a lot from low.level expert tools to almost writing your app for you. DrawKit attempts to do for drawing applications what Cocoa text system does for text applications. It provides a set of interrelated classes which implement a complete vector.drawing framework, while trying to maximise flexibility and remaining agnostic
Me and mark publishing meandmark.com2016-01-07⚑bloghttp://meandmark.com/blog/category/interface-builder/ nstextview not Scrolling Vertically November 6th, 2015 Filed under Cocoa, Interface Builder, Mac Development. Be the first to comment. I had a problem with a text view that would not scroll vertically. The fix was to select the text view in Interface Builder and use the size inspector to make the text view resizable vertically. Connecting Menu Items to IBActions in a Mac Storyboard February 23rd, 2015 Filed under Cocoa, Interface
Logical shift www.logicalshift.co.uk2014-11-12⚑apple⚑news http://www.logicalshift.co.uk nstextview is ported, and the typesetter behaves the same way, then it 8217;s going to be really easy to get the UI working in some manner, and probably not that hard to support all the features of blorb. Getting games onto the phone is also a bit of a challenge. I think that taking some of Zoom 8217;s existing inventory management and connecting to IFDB might be a good idea. I 8217;ll post a beta when I get things working I
Logical shift www.logicalshift.co.uk2014-11-12⚑apple ⚑newshttp://www.logicalshift.co.uk nstextview is ported, and the typesetter behaves the same way, then it 8217;s going to be really easy to get the UI working in some manner, and probably not that hard to support all the features of blorb. Getting games onto the phone is also a bit of a challenge. I think that taking some of Zoom 8217;s existing inventory management and connecting to IFDB might be a good idea. I 8217;ll post a beta when I get things working I
Gcdrawkit. a complete framework for vector drawing apptree.net2012-03-14⚑news⚑tech http://apptree.net/drawkit.htm nstextview system. it almost a complete word processor. Thus Cocoa approach to different developers needs vary a lot from low.level expert tools to almost writing your app for you. DrawKit attempts to do for drawing applications what Cocoa text system does for text applications. It provides a set of interrelated classes which implement a complete vector.drawing framework, while trying to maximise flexibility and remaining agnostic
Textextras www.lorax.com2013-03-11⚑enterprisehttp://www.lorax.com/freestuff/textextras.html nstextview . Since nstextview now supports its own form of dictionary.based completion, this category override was sometimes blocking the built in behavior and sometimes not. The TextExtras completion feature is still available and has been reworked. To use TextExtra implementation of completion, you should bind your chosen completion key to.TE complete instead of.complete as shown in the example DefaultKeyBinding.dict that comes