macOS 15.4; Xcode Version 11.4 (11E146) I have a window with a WkWebView. This WkWebView should handle a special scheme. The only way to do this that I know of, is: @IBOutlet var wkWebView:

Thanks for pointing out that method. I tried it, but it didn't work. Not sure when the scrollbar is being restored to a stupid value. But, I've added predicate restoration, and that solves it. I also

You can send reflectScrolledClipView: to the NSScrollView instance after state restoration. But it should basically never be necessary to call this method manually, so even if it fixes it, something

You can send reflectScrolledClipView: to the NSScrollView instance after state restoration. But it should basically never be necessary to call this method manually, so even if it fixes it, something

Hmm. I'd have to restore the search predicate. That should be doable, but it rubs me the wrong way that a document, when restored, only shows the last subset of items instead of showing everything.

You need to save and restore the state of the data being shown as well. If you use an IndexSet for your sub-collection, you could use, save and restore that. -- Glenn L. Austin, Computer Wizard and

I've noticed that the vertical scrollbar in the scroll view for my collection view is wrong after app restoration. This happens if the full collection (via CoreData) has, say 1000 items in it, then I

The language used for creating NSManagedObject (not MOC) subclasses is set in the data model’s file inspector. It defaults to Swift. Core Data data models also support automatic code generation,

It works as expected in Xcode 10. : /

Check the entity inspector in the model file. As I recall, there are options for auto-creating Obj-C it Swift class files, or manual if you want to create and edit the class files yourself. Perhaps

I’m going through Chris Eidhof’s Core Data tutorial here https://www.objc.io/issues/4-core-data/full-core-data-application/ and noticed something that ends up creating a build error directly after

Ben, Thanks. You're right. I was getting hung up by thinking that I had to combine the updating of the model and the updating of the UI that displays model elements. But in fact, I can update the

Hey Rick, Pass a reference to the data model to the incoming view controller as it’s initialized for pushing onto the stack. The view controller can then make changes to the model as they happen,

iOS 13+, Xcode 11.4.1, Storyboard-based application. I am using a navigation stack to manage some data edits. That is, • nav-controller root is a list of items. • tap on item to segue to a

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