Since you referenced a Window, I’m assuming MacOS application, not iOS. Probably the same, but not sure since I don’t program for iOS. According to the documentation,

The thing is, this Code is supposed to initialize the App Sub-system before any other parts of the App get called. If I put it in AwakeFromNib then the initalization will be dependant of which Window

Hi, It seems that whichever method I use, the view get called first. I need a way of initialising App Sub-systems before any view gets called. I’m not sure if this has changed or not or whether its

-(void)awakeFromNib might work for you. Sandor

You can also look at other methods in the AppDelegate, such as init, applicationWillFinishLaunchingWithOptions and so on. Just look at the header. They are easy to try.

Mac Project. MacOS 10.14.6 Hi All, I have some code that needs to be initialized before any Window/View are displayed. The App was working ok, but it looks like something has changed? I have a call

Hi All, I am using Flipped Views (isFlipped = YES) in a window. The window is loaded from a Storyboard file. Initially the window appears Bottom Up instead of Top Down. When I resize the window all

> On 13 Dec 2019, at 01:24, Sandor Szatmari <admin.szatmari.net@...> wrote: > > > I’m looking for a macOS developer to join our team in Northern NJ. This is for mid-level candidates or

XCode 11 Mac Hi, I have the following view hierarchy in a Storyboard

I’m in the process of porting some Obj-C code to Swift. Several Core Data entity properties are marked as deprecated for general use but, at least in several migration methods, they still need to be

Can anyone think of a way to subclass NSPredicateEditor so a shift-click in the + button will cause the same template as the clicked row to be inserted instead of the next unused template? If there

Console.app told me: default 22:57:28.157905+0700 ReportCrash Saved crash report for chronyd[15863] version 0 to chronyd_2019-12-14-225728_Spinat.crash But I cannot find this. Where should I

I’m looking for a macOS developer to join our team in Northern NJ. This is for mid-level candidates or higher. Candidates must be well versed or fluent in the following: Objective-C/C SQL

I just thought you might know. It's too complex for me to rejigger it all just to find that answer, and I have it working now, so I don't care. :) -- Steve Mills Drummer, Mac geek

I’m looking for a macOS developer to join our team in Northern NJ. This is for mid-level candidates or higher. Candidates must be well versed or fluent in the following: Objective-C/C SQL

I suspect you can answer that quicker than me. -- Shane Stanley <sstanley@...> <www.macosxautomation.com/applescript/apps/>, <latenightsw.com>

Does that give you the multiple images thing where different destinations can rearrange the images in stacks, grids, or whatever? My drag source is a collection view or a table view, so the initial

Maybe I'm missing something, but can't you just use this: [[NSPasteboard generalPasteboard] clearContents]; [[NSPasteboard generalPasteboard] writeObjects:@[url]]; -- Shane Stanley

After just trying all kinds of random crap, I got it to work. Turns out, if you call [url pasteboardPropertyListForType:NSPasteboardTypeFileURL], you can't use that with [pbItem setPropertyList:thing

OK, so after "modernizing" my app to add multiple drag items (flavor NSPasteboardTypeFileURL) to the drag clipboard instead of just one with multiple flavors (NSFilenamesPboardType and