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KATI » Blog Archive » Bye Bye, IB2
John C. Randolph Says: March 25th, 2008 at 10:48 am. I’ve got a fair bit of NeXT hardware in my garage. If you want to get your hands on NeXTSTEP though, ...
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KATI » Blog Archive » Creating a Custom Control with NSView
Mar 7, 2008 ... This tutorial is about implementing a custom control class. ... Here are two situations where the Cocoa control classes are not a good ...
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KATI » Blog Archive » Creating a Custom Control with NSView
Mar 7, 2008 ... Using NSView. The subject of creating controls for an OpenGL view is a little out of the scope of this tutorial. Again, I will come back to ...
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KATI » NSView
Creating a Custom Control with NSView. Friday, March 7th, 2008. AsimoControl.jpg. This tutorial is about implementing a custom control class. ...
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KATI » NSWindowController
Apr 17, 2008 ... Clearly a single NSWindowController subclass isn’t going to manage the whole user interface for an application like iPhoto. ...
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KATI » Blog Archive » Bye Bye, IB2
John C. Randolph Says: March 25th, 2008 at 10:48 am. I’ve got a fair bit of NeXT hardware in my garage. If you want to get your hands on NeXTSTEP though, ...
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KATI » Blog Archive » Computer Administrative Debris
Feb 15, 2008 ... Actually, I lied, my real favorite part is a term Tufte uses frequently in the video, “computer administrative debris”, usually as he’s ...
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KATI » Blog Archive » Creating a Custom Control with NSView
Mar 7, 2008 ... This tutorial is about implementing a custom control class. ... Here are two situations where the Cocoa control classes are not a good ...
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KATI » Blog Archive » Computer Administrative Debris
Feb 15, 2008 ... Actually, I lied, my real favorite part is a term Tufte uses frequently in the video, “computer administrative debris”, usually as he’s ...
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KATI » Blog Archive » Creating a Custom Control with NSView
Mar 7, 2008 ... Creating a Custom Control with NSView. AsimoControl.jpg. This tutorial is about implementing a custom control class. ...
 
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