This is weird. I\'ve got a super simple project to learn NSTableView, and it\'s set up in my nib, set as a View-based tableView. I\'ve also set the dataSource and delegate to my controller obejct.
A common task I do consists reading a directory content using NSFileManager:co开发者_如何转开发ntentsOfDirectoryAtPath but enabling sandboxing in Lion this becomes impossible.
I\'m working on a Mac application with an NSScrollView, and I want the NSScrollView to have a custom background image. I used this code in the custom documentView NSView subclass:
Two parts to this question Does Apple provide in Lion, Mac OS X 10.7 (Build 11A511) an API that might enable a third party developer to add a sidebar to iCal 5.0 (1535)?
I get the error \"This bundle is invalid. App开发者_StackOverflow社区le is not currently accepting applications built with this version of the SDK.\" when trying to submit my app to the Mac app store.
I\'ve recently installed Lion, then the latest version of XCode available from the Mac App store. (Version 4.1)
From my experience with Windows 7 (64-bit) and Java, a 32-bit JRE uses less memory and runs significantly faster than a 64-bit JRE (provided you don\'t need or benefit from having a lot of memory). I
I have a project that usually works with Xcode 4, however since upgrading to Lion and Xcode 4开发者_StackOverflow.1 it doesn\'t seem that I can commit my changes anymore. I have git setup in my projec
git seems to have suddenly gone a bit haywire on my machine. chris-greenings-macbook-2:tankgame chris$ pwd
Just upgraded to Lion from SL, and downloaded xCode from app store. I go to compile \"Hello World\" and find that g++ isn\'t being found.After some searching,I find it in /Developer/usr/bin.I add thi
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