Hi, I’ve added logging to the resizeWithOldSuperviewSize: method (see below). Notice that LTWWindowTrackerView:: resizeWithOldSuperviewSize is never called, not sure why, but if I remove the

are you perhaps logged in to the App store with this ID? If so would signing out and then trying to delete work?

Hi, OMG! You’re not serious! You can’t delete it? Could someone please confirm or deny this? If you can’t then I’m speechless! In fact I’m laughing my head off, have Apple really gotten so

Over time, I had built up a lot of unneeded AppIds. They started to cause me problems, especially as my sight has deteriorated. I contacted the AppConnect team and asked them to help. They made a

Hi, I have an AppID that I want to delete from my Apple Developer account. I select it and Click Edit, Scroll down to the bottom and Click Delete, I then get this message: The App ID

Hi Keary, Thanks for taking the time to look at this. Yes, just a test case here, in the real app, it does a lot of elaborate things. I’ve tried various combinations of settings on this, but not

I am not sure if you are just trying a test case here, but what you are shooting for can be done with just autoresize mask. Comment out all the code and add the vertical and horizontal resizing

I’ve logged into the App Store Connect page and under “MyApps” I see an old Application that I want to delete, however I can’t find a way to get rid of it! Any ideas?

Thanks a million Alex, Test Flight looks like the way to go! Cheers Dave

And you can also add the UDID of the tester’s device to a provisioning profile, and email the app to them. I’ve used Configurator to add the app to the device now that iTunes isn’t the easiest

Using TestFlight, you can do this. There are videos you can search for on Apple’s site that show you how to do it.

Manual Layout on Mac using the “resizeWithOldSuperviewSize” way of doing things. Hi, I have a simple app which works 99% of the time, however every now and then it screws up. The app just has 4

Hi, I think you misunderstood what I meant, of course there maybe complex situations where using Storyboard/Segues/Auto-layout are a good idea, and one you describe maybe the best (or only) way to do

Hi All, I’m a but rusty on this since I haven’t had to worry about it for a while as I’ve been working on Mac. I have an active Apple Developer account. I have an iOS app that I’d like to

I'm needing to create a custom NSView that will layout a grid of other NSViews, and none of the builtin classes will work well for all my needs. What I'm having a really hard time figuring out is

I can't answer for your habits of thought. A constellation of XIBs plus code to coordinate them could possibly reproduce the user's experience of an application built with storyboards. (I'm sure I'm

A day is a day, so no gain either way and that assumes that the documentation is accurate (which it may be in this case but in so many other cases its not or at least ambiguous). I’ve been looking

Mac Project Hi, I’m trying to figure out the best way start up my Mac Application when launched. I’m not sure if its better to use Storyboards or just to stick with simple NIBs. This is a very

NSLinguisticTagger provides a lot of operations like finding word boundaries and identifying parts of speech. I don’t know if it can be made to identify English words without spaces between them.*

My iOS 12 app has two modes; 1. needs kCLAuthorizationStatusAuthorizedWhenInUse 2. needs kCLAuthorizationStatusAuthorizedAlways When the user has never been asked about