There was a great question on Stack Overflow today about how to catch media key events (such as play/pause or seek forward/backward) in your own app. I thought I’d post
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I posted some source code (JLNAutoSizingTokenField) in response to a StackOverflow question. It’s another NSTokenField subclass that auto-sizes itself after editing and provides a method to flag it for autosizing.
Since my Twitter complaint about gdb under Xcode suddenly refusing to let me examine symbols, I’ve gotten a lot of search hits on my site for the “unable to access
I’ve just completed a 16-hour (off and on) “what the fuck?!” session with Xcode (3 and 4). Specifically, when debugging a specific class, gdb kept telling me, “Unable to access
I posted some source code (NonSelectingTokenField) in response to a StackOverflow question. It avoids the default behavior of selecting all tokens when becoming first responder or ending editing.
… it’s been going on about five years now and I think it’s getting serious. David and Transcriva, sittin’ in a tree, t-r-a-n-s-c-r-i-b-I-N-G …
Temporis was featured in the February issue of Mac|Life magazine in print and on the web.
A question was posted on StackOverflow about whether the ability existed on the Mac OS to match a talking head or face to the spoken phonemes of the built-in speech
Last week I posted my solution to the IB3-like drag-from-library-palette effect called “JLNDragEffectManager“. Today I released an update to XTabulator (2.002) that contains this effect when dragging rows to the
Cocoa developers were treated to a nice Interface Builder makeover in version 3. One effect we’ve all been admiring is the morphing animation when dragging an item from the Library