cocoa

FROM : Matthew Whillock DATE : Mon Nov 17 13:23:56 2008 Have a look at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varargs I know it's possible on linux/gcc so surely it works in osx.

With the broad seeding of Mac OS X 10.6 Leopard, a few more details have been revealed about the direction Apple is going with Snow Leopard.

According to the seed notes, Apple is migrating more towards Cocoa (rather than Carbon) and continues the t...

Even though Snow Leopard is supposed to be all about tweaking and performance, AppleInsider claims to have some information regarding new features coming in Snow Leopard.

They claim Apple is working on bringing Exchange support to iCal, Address Book, and Mail, a feature called ImageBoot, and - insert drum roll - a new Finder written in Cocoa.

Testers also claim that other bundled applications are written in Cocoa. This isn't all that weird seeing Carbon doesn't come in a 64bit flavour.

AppleInsider reports that Apple's next version of Mac OS X Leopard will introduce a "massive rewrite". According to the rumor site, Apple will rewrite Finder, as well as other Apple applications, from Carbon to Cocoa.

Apple has repo...

FROM : development2 DATE : Thu Oct 16 22:09:54 2008 Ok., I am sure I have seen one but can't seem to find it.

FROM : John Love DATE : Mon Oct 13 14:01:20 2008 I've got a almost complete Cocoa document-based app done.

Over the last few months, those of us who registered with Apple and downloaded the iPhone SDK have been in on a remarkably well-kept secret.

Cocoa Iax Ping is a free application that will send a IAX ping message to an Asterisk server.

"One of the most frequently used Cocoa classes is NSImage which, as the name suggests, is all about displaying and manipulating image data.

The imageNamed: method of this class retrieves an image reference for you - provided that you know the name of the image you're after.

Many of the images that can be retrieved via the imageNamed: method have well documented names, but there's a lot of stuff in there that's not well-known.

It's those images - including some for Windows - that I'll be digging into here.

FROM : Kieren Eaton DATE : Sun Aug 31 10:57:54 2008 Hi, I am trying to find a way to access the netinfo DB from cocoa.