Hi, This makes it work: -(NSImage*) resizeImage:(NSImage*) theImage withImageRect:(NSRect) theImageRect { CGImageRef myCGImageRef; NSImage* myImage; myCGImageRef = [theImage

Ahhhh, found something interesting: self.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = NO; Then resizeWithOldSuperviewSize gets called!!! BUT the image no longer resizes inside the Image View. Is

I did the resizing in the viewDidEndLiveResize method and it does resize correctly, but the problem is that the image stays at the old size until the User stops re-sizing the window (e.g. mouseUp’s)

Hi Again, After digging around a little I find this: https://lists.apple.com/archives/cocoa-dev///2005/Oct/msg00476.html It seems that someone else has noticed this way back in 2005! From looking

Not necessarily. I don’t have a documentation link, but I’m pretty sure that Apple won’t let you use one of their icons for a function (e.g. “Send Mail”) in your own app. If you’re using

I would think that would be a fair use - click this to send an email with Mail.app. No different than how tons of apps show icons of other apps for launching or doing actions with them. Is there no

You could try taking the first n characters of a word (where n is 1 to maximum word length) and spell checking that string. When you a string that spell-checks, continue for the next n characters, and

This is a Mac Project. I’ve not found anything obvious on this, so I’m trying to get to the bottom of why the auto-resizing mechanism is not working with Class that inherits from NSImageView

I have a strong suspicion that this is (again) a case of programmer (=me) error. Probably the object asking for authorisation did not live long enough. Sorry for the noise.

You can create another window and then display the auth request. When the auth is accepted or denied, dispose of the other window.

iOS 12; Xcode 10. User clicks on a button. 2018-09-28 12:14:59.376384+0700 CLAuthorizationStatus: Not Determined 2018-09-28 12:14:59.377407+0700 asking for permission... 2018-09-28

This is a very helpful list indeed. Thanks a lot. Well, I was thinking of the AppIcon of Mail.app. On macOS I could do: [NSRunningApplication runningApplicationsWithBundleIdentifier:

This should help. https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/ios/icons-and-images/system-icons/ See if your desired icon is there. There also is a font that is all icons that is

Hi, I’m using Manual Layout on a Mac project. The View Hierarchy is built in Interface Builder and during run time I add a subview to one of the views. However, resizeWithOldSuperviewSize is not

Yes, thanks! I have been playing with NSSpellChecker but haven’t been able to configure it with the magic sauce to get it to tokenize the way I am describing. Sandor

Some quick googlage suggests that UITextChecker (iOS) and NSSpellChecker (Mac OS) might fit the bill...? -ben

You know how apple apps can turn ‘itwas’ into ‘it was’ as your typing in a text field? Is there an API for this? I’d like to be able to take something like AREALLYLONGSTRING and turn it

I have a UIButton “Send Mail”. Looks ok, but kind of plain. Other apps (like Photos) have a beautiful blue Mail icon. Is there a way to use this? Gerriet.

No ghosts, no gremlins. Looking at the table views again (after a good night’s sleep), I finally discovered that the prototype cell for the row with the button did *not* have: Interaction ✔️

Did you prepare the cells for reuse? Run the app in the simulator and enable the highlight for the views. I’ll bet that as soon as you scroll the table view, some cells are getting ghost buttons