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Friday, March 22, 2013
Re: How to access the developer forums ?
Michael, thanks for your info but I'm not actually developing for the iOS platform. I'm hiring contractors, but I am the one who needs to sign up for the Developer program according to the documentation. Thus, my attempted foray into the forums. I wouldn't attempt to develop for Mac on a Windows machine and I didn't mean to knock the Mac. I have just found that, for me, the tools I need work better on Windows. I used both a Mac and a Linux machine in a previous job, so yeah it was pretty modern. I just found it really strange that I was getting this error even in a Safari browser on Windows, and Dammark was getting it too -- on a Mac.
Thanks
Difference B/W
hi.......every one
i am new to ios
when i run simple SingleView Application in my i am facing lot of problems with Retina selection
chages buttons, labels postions on simulator
is there any difference between Retina3.5 ,Retina 4.5 ,Freeform , None.
which is i prefered above 4 types .
& Explain or give any usefull link also
Thanks Inadvance to Every One:)
How can I make an applescript ping a website?
I have an applescript that I'm distibuting to very many people. Not very many people are updating to the newest versions, which I need them to. I want to remind them or notify them that the new update is out. What I want to do is have my script "ping" a website, so that if its online, it'll give people a message saying that a new update is out. It's important that it only gives a user this message once. Is this possible? And if so, how might I do it?
Obj-C++ in Xcode Questions
Hi. I have been learning a little bit of C++, using books and the internet. I have sucessfully made my first program in Xcode that converts celsius to farenheit and vice versa. I learned that in order to [easily] make an actual mac osx app/game/window, Obj-C is the way to go. But, since I already know a bit of C++ and like it, I have a quick question:
How does the process go of making a Objective-C++ program (with its own window) work with Xcode? Such as:
-how to make it (I assume 'Cocoa' because I have been playing with it)
-how to code it, which file to use (and changing it to Obj-C++, etc)
-how to compile/run/make it a complete relseased app
And also, using C++ to code the actualy bulk of the program and using Obj-C to make the GUI, is a good way to go right? - and how would that work, combining two languages...?
Thanks.
Re: Has an app been created that would satisfy this patent yet?
"Let me know if something is out there like this yet".
Sure. No problem.
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