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I realize that this was posted more than a year ago, but if someone (like myself) would stumble upon the post, it would be nice with an answer: ok. you need a class that implements these methods: - (int)numberOfRowsInTableView:(NSTableView *)tableView; - (id)tableView:(NSTableView...

then you have an excellent starting project! theo

I'd try a search on the web... (Freshmeat.com, Google, Sourceforge.net) I can't point you to any program that I know works for Mac OS X, apart for some Java obfuscators. What you whant is either something that obfuscates Objective-C-code (don't think that those which obfuscate plain C will work)...

10.1.5, my dual 450 can now sleep again. it never did since the public beta.

in your "~/.tcshrc file": setenv CLASSPATH "a/jar/file.jar:another/jar/file.jar" alias java 'java -cp $CLASSPATH' dunno if the last line is neccessary though. t

why not move this discussion to "Programming/Porting Carbon and Cocoa", where the cool dudes roam... no seriously, this board needs a webdeveloper-list. theo

as I upgraded to 10.1.5 my dual 450 can sleep again. that has not been the case since the public beta, almost two years ago... theo

Is anyone interested in a XML Document Object Model framework written in Objective-C? It was inspired largely by JDOM (www.jdom.org). I wrote it for my own curiosity, but I think it could be of use. There seems to be a lack of this for Cocoa, there are a few for C++, but none for ObjC, what I...

you could see it as your mission in life: make a ID3-tag scanner class! it's just using one of the libraries linked to at www.id3.org and playing around a bit. I sure would like to see it. maybe I should do it, no, I have other things on my mind today, tomorrow perhaps.

I hear that wordperfect was written mostly in assembler... and fast it was, but not in development.... (may it's soul rest in peace) has anyone tried Java-assembler, that's one cool thing (never seen it though), talk about poinlessity! coolness == pointlessity

sorry to be a smart-ass but isn't Delphi quite out-dated? I suggest a book or two on the topic Cocoa =) but, you are probably right in your struggle, we whant as many developers and development platoforms as possible for X. theo

I belive that it's not doable. If it's on the users HD, then the user can access it. You can of course do things like those below, but why? Information whants to be free, and personally I think that everything should be opensource, make the software free for those who do not make money out of...

ladavacm: I have never seen the acronym "TANSTAAFL" before, I'm curious. I was under the illusion that GCC was the best there is, is this not so? (My world is falling apart =) ). theo

I compiled a list with the languages I know, those I have looked at and those I don't know, but know of: I know: ---------------------------------------- Java, JavaScript, Objective-C, C, C++, Perl, PHP, Python, SQL, 6809-assembler. I have looked at these...

well, HTML is not a programming language, but a markup language (thus the name). ASP is not a language but a platform, and AppleScript is a (programming)language. and to answer ladavacm: well, you don't see much of COBOL and Fortran these days, awk and sed were replaced by perl decades ago...

bbedit is, in itself, a reason to switch to the macintosh.

What do you need? To hack PHP one needs only BBEdit or nano. Dreamweaver MX is nice, but I think it's much slower developing in, the point-and-click is surely pedagogic, but sloooow. A PC would be a waste of time, too... =)

tip: ASP is not a language.

- A program written for Cocoa is either written in Objective-C or Java. - Cocoa itself (a class-library/framework) is written in Objective-C and plain C. - When programming programming a Cocoa-application with Apple's version of the compiler GCC, you can actually mix Objective-C and C++...

thanks for the replies, I looked it up on www.filext.com (really useful site) and it is: "indd", cool with four-letter extensions... theo