@michaelbach It appears the Xcode editor is also using the lexing/parsing instructions in xcclangspec to create auto-complete suggestions. I’m guessing this is a default, and the presence of sourcekit-lsp (for C, C++ and Objective equivalents) is a trigger to use the LSP.
Further experience needed with this. An xclangspec will be needed for Jakefiles too. This doesn’t look nearly as daunting as for Objective-J itself.
I have a CPWindow containing a CPBox which must retain a predefined aspect ratio when the window is resized. The window and view are loaded from a cib - the cib’s owner is a CPViewController subclass. I would like to specify a custom class in IB for the view with the aspect ratio requirement, and implement the drawing constraints in the view’s definition.
An error is thrown when loading the window: Cappuccino [error]: Unable to find class CustomBox referenced in cib file.. The location of the custom class definition within the project folder doesn’t seem to make a difference. Doing this in an Objective-C project is not a problem - is this a known limitation of nib2cib? An incorrect implementation of something intended to work?
I can perfom the constraint calculations in the view controller, after receiving a window resize message, and apply them to the view - but this seems awkward and a poor separation of concerns. Am I approaching this the wrong way? @mrcarlberg Is this something you’re aware of/have experience with?
I recently had to fresh install and inadvertently skipped the java install and much to my surprise: it worked !
... but not all the way. (xcodecapp was giving me a hard time too)
So back to yet another fresh install and this time decided to follow the link... To Adobe ! What is this all about ?
Anyway: what is the preferred Java to get cappuccino running ?
I recently had to fresh install and inadvertently skipped the java install and much to my surprise: it worked !
... but not all the way. (xcodecapp was giving me a hard time too)
So back to yet another fresh install and this time decided to follow the link... To Adobe ! What is this all about ?
IIRC i used the latest java dist for mac from the oracle website
(clearly after some redirection has occurred)
Anyway, java versions & numbers are very confusing: which one to go ?
thanks,
Can anyone confirm, from direct experience, that scaleUnitSquareToSize works correctly and reliably for scale sizes 1.0 and above? We have a printed page preview scaled to fit in a resizable window - resizing the window changes the scale while pinning the aspect ratio. Works fine with scales below 1.0, but above that odd things happen. Also, setCenter works as expected with scales above 1.0 - but not with scales below.
It’s possible the aspect pinning algorithm is at fault, but it’s rather simple.
Experience in this area, anyone?
NSUnimplementedMethod();
@implementation SpreadheetTableView:FSTableView
(void) _moveSelectionIntoDirection:(integer)direction
{
var nextRow;
for(nextRow = [self selectedRow] + direction; nextRow >= 0 && nextRow < [self numberOfRows] ; nextRow += direction)
{if ([[self preparedViewAtColumn:1 row:nextRow]._myView._myView isKindOfClass:CPTextField]) break;}
if(nextRow < 0 || nextRow >= [self numberOfRows])
return;[self selectRowIndexes:[CPIndexSet indexSetWithIndex:nextRow] byExtendingSelection:NO];
[self editColumn:1 row:nextRow withEvent:nil select:YES];
}
-(void) keyUp:(CPEvent)event
{ var direction = (event._modifierFlags & CPShiftKeyMask)? -1 : 1;
[super keyUp:event]
if (event._characters == "\t")
{
[[CPRunLoop currentRunLoop] performSelector:@selector(_moveSelectionIntoDirection:) target:self argument:direction order:0 modes:[CPDefaultRunLoopMode]];
[[CPRunLoop currentRunLoop] limitDateForMode:CPDefaultRunLoopMode];
}}
@end
Is there a trick to getting a CPArrayController to modify the bound data model array when using the -add/insert: and -remove: action methods? It is certainly a bug, though I thought I was able to get this to work once, but maybe not since I don't tend to use it.
works for me. can you post a reduction?
Is there a (hopefully straightforward) way to enable using the tab key to move through the cells of a cell-based CPTableView? Some of the solutions I've seen for NSTableView don't appear to work because of delegate methods that don't exist in CPTableView.
I simply use this one (link is in the Github modules pages of the Cappuccino wiki) https://github.com/coalkids/SpreadSheetTableView, it works great for me
Hi everybody !
Well, I have to apologize for those 2-3 monthes off… Life is all but a slow and peaceful river… Many things happened during that time. I’m now ready to re-open to the world and to Cappuccino. I’ve begun to re-discover where I was in Aristo3 development, to answer to opened issues, and so on.
I think I’m now at the beginning of a new part of my life (a beautifil one), and I hope your all are well and safe !
I’ll try to read all gitter messages (a lot !)
To illustrate my current (new) way of thinking, I’m already preparing CappCon 2022 (or late 2021) ;-)
Never mind, I found the solution. For prosperity, I call -resizeWithOldSuperviewSize: with the existing superview. Size.
I am getting inconsistent behavior with table column resizing when dynamically showing/hiding columns--i.e. sometimes a column resizing to fill the empty space and other times not changing until the enclosing view is resized. Is there a way to "force" a redraw as if the enclosing view changed size?