The Mac Coat. Traditional Retail: $245. See 465 reviews. Model is 5′9″Wearing size 2; Relaxed fit; 100% cotton. Cocoa-AppleScript applets can be executed on computers running either Mac OS X v10.6 (Snow Leopard) or Mac OS X v10.7 (Lion). However, the applets cannot be edited using the AppleScript Editor in Mac OS X v10.6 (Snow Leopard). Properties in Cocoa-AppleScript applets do not retain changed values between executions of the scripts.
I solved the problem using the NS(Attributed)String+Geometrics category provided at Within the header file of that category is a good explanation of how these things work. Specifically, they mention that one should use NSTextView instead of NSTextField because it's virtually impossible to get an accurate height for the latter.Thus, I replaced my NSTextField with NSTextView. (a solution in Swift is at the end of the post)I tried all of these methods and none worked for me. The 'official' way (as mentioned by OP) was off most of the time for my NSTextField.
Switching to NSTextView was impossible because of XCode/IB always crashing after adding a 'NSTextView in an NSScrollView'.Long story short, I found this easy way to determine the height of my NSTextField but this can be very easily adapted to width. CGFloat minHeight = ((NSTextFieldCell.)yourTextField cell) cellSizeForBounds:NSMakeRect(0, 0, YOURMAXWIDTH, FLTMAX).height;This code has worked for every single test-case that failed with the other methods. I hope this helps someone.
It always makes me feel so darn stupid when I take 2 hours to find the solution to a seemingly easy problem.SLIGHT EDIT: Upon closer inspection this only works if you read the stringValue of the NSTextField before I ask the cell to calculate its height. So I added the following nonsensical line before the actual calculation: yourTextField setStringValue:yourTextField.stringValue;I know this is really really bad but at this point I don't care anymore. I just want a reliable solution. Feel free to downvote me or better yet: suggest a better solution.Solution in Swift (thank you iphaaw for bringing this to my attention!) myTextField.cell!cellSizeForBounds(NSMakeRect(CGFloat(0.0), CGFloat(0.0), width, CGFloat(FLTMAX))).height.
The Cocoa text system is the linked network of classes, protocols, interfaces and objects that provide typography and text field editing capabilities to Cocoa applications on macOS. It is the primary text-handling system in macOS.[1] Although 'extremely complex', the standard text-handling abilities of the Cocoa text system have been widely praised as without peer.[2][3]GNUSTEP implements a similar, broadly-compatible system.[4]
Derived from OPENSTEP, the Cocoa text system can use many of the Emacs keybindings that programmers are familiar with.[5] Users interact with two classes, NSTextField (providing single-line edit fields) or NSTextView (providing multi-line editing). Each NSTextField uses a shared instance of a NSTextView called the 'field editor'. This was done to reduce high memory requirements that would arise if every field implemented its own NSTextView object graph when only one field can actually have focus at any time.[6]
The Cocoa text system uses a Model-View-Controllerdesign pattern.[7] The view layer is handled by NSTextView and NSTextField, NSLayoutManager and NSTextContainer are the controller layer, and NSTextStorage (a mutable attributed string subclass) is the model.[8]
The Cocoa text system also interacts with Services to provide standard streams functionality in a GUI environment. It is possible to implement a fully featured rich text editor in only a few lines of code.[9][10]
It has been working well on Excel 2016 for Mac (version 16.9 (180116)) until recently. Now it won't navigate to the 3rd party sign-in page anymore. There is no change in add-in manifest and the 3rd party domain is whitelisted in there as well. Window.opener.location.href does not work on Mac. JavaScript / Ajax / DHTML Forums on Bytes. Window.opener.location.href does not work on Mac. P: n/a alison. I am trying to redirect the parent page when the user clicks an html button in an aspx page by using the javascript. Window.location.href with encode? Window.location.href stopped working recently on excel for mac download. Hi All, I have this line in an XHTML form: In IE5.5 clicking the cancel button loads the index.php page fine. In Firefox 1.0 & also the version of IE running on my IPAQ it doesn't work - clicking. It has been working well on Excel rich client on Mac (version 16.9 (180116)) until recently. Now it won't navigate to the 3rd party sign-in page anymore. There is no change in add-in manifest XML file and the 3rd party domain is whitelisted in the manifest as below too.
You can find types of items to delete or move, empty the deleted items folder, or you can have Outlook transfer items to an archive file'. We have set her Exchange mailbox size to unlimited. Why does she gets the above message, and how do we fix it? Exceeded the size limit on your mailbox. She is currently still able to send ad receive emails, and her mailbox size is currently at about 18GB. We have one user who keeps getting the following message on her Outlook 2007:'You have exceeded the size limit in your mailbox.
References[edit]
- ^'About the Cocoa Text System'.
- ^'Cocoa Programming'.
- ^'Arise Aqua!'.
You’ll build a word processor capable of handling kerning, justification, sub and superscripting, full Unicode support, spell checking, multiple font and paragraph styles, drag and drop of embedded graphics and colors, rulers with adjustable tab stops, reading and writing of conforming RTFD files, all in less than 13 lines of code! You cannot do this in any other development environment on the planet.
- ^'NSTextView.html'. Archived from the original on 2015-04-27. Retrieved 2015-04-20.
- ^'Cocoa Text System'.
- ^'Beginning Objective C'.
- ^'The Cocoa text system's architecture is both modular and layered to enhance its ease of use and flexibility. Its modular design reflects the Model-View-Controller paradigm (originating with Smalltalk-80) where the data, its visual representation, and the logic that links the two are represented by separate objects. In the case of the text system, NSTextStorage holds the model's text data, NSTextContainer models the geometry of the layout area, NSTextView presents the view, and NSLayoutManager intercedes as the controller to make sure that the data and its representation onscreen stay in agreement'.
- ^'From Win32 to Cocoa: a Windows user's conversion to Mac OS X?Part III'.
- ^'Rich Text Handling'.
- ^'Getting Started Developing For Mac OS X'.
There is very little custom code in TE and what is there is basically only the code necessary to make the AppKit behave like a text editor.
