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Does this mean you have to access the files you want only from the terminal?

Hmmmm guess what apps are 'not responding' ... Just what you need when preparing work on a sunday evening! I mean I wouldn't mind but the Crash Reporter crashed as well!

I have never had that problem. I was going to suggest VLC player but doesn't seem to be able to decode WMV (it can however play the audio from the file).

I have been routing around inside the Logic Pro plist file and found that it holds a duplicate of all the names of everyother .plist file in my preference ... that's not normal right!

Hi all, I'm very happy with LogicPro but isn't there another way for apple to protect there apps than using a bloody dongle. Which, I might add, you have to use every time your but the app not just when you install. It's just annoying having that sticking out the side of you powerbook. Dan.

Hi everyone, I've downloaded Ubuntu Linux for PPC for some fun. Now, I think it will be easy to get my objective-c apps running on linux they should just compile straight away. But what about my Cocoa apps; with NSObject as root? How similar is GNUstep to Cocoa these days? In my simply...

Yeah, that's what I've done. Just returned the object from -termOneFactorAtDepth: and then made the messaging method responsible for releasing it.

I have changed the -termOneFactorAtDepth: method to just create and the fill vector with values. I have then made the messaging method responsible for releasing these Vector objects. Seemed to solve the problem. Dan. Just for completeness here is the final code: -(Vector*)...

The code is fine when you autorelease. However, when you loop through the object to release it it always give an run time error in either version, Cocoa or standard C array of objects. Something must be fishy with the the -termOneFactorAtDepth: method as you suggest. Here is that method...

Errr... Actually, now I get 11 (SIGSEGV)! I must be trying to use that object after I release it? I've check all the methods that it uses, they all pass by value. So I can't see how I'll have any pointers hanging around?

Yes, your totally right. Thanks yet again Kainjow and Mikuro

Hi all, Now this looks a bit messy! But actually it's quite simple. It basically multiplies vectors together. However, I have a vector at a point in 3D space. That's what a PointVector class is. The code is part of a finite element method of solving a problem in material science. When I...

I know the MacOS X is the best unix based platform out there, but just interested to know if anybody is using linux and for what reason.

Right I understand the reasoning now, thanks.

Hi everybody, I'm on a 12 inch powerbook so screen space is a bit of a problem. I set my dock to hide mode. But every now and again it get's stuck! See attached.

I see... I thought that if you had the knowledge of how something works it would be easier to write a virus for it. I don't mean putting actual code in the kernal to allowing hacking. Then again I'm not much of a programmer so may be I don't understand the situation.

Hello everybody, Was just thinking about Darwin. Doesn't having the source code make it easy to hack? Why did apple go this route when developing OSX? I remember when some of the windows source was leaked a fer years ago ... Daniel.

This site is amazing! Everybody's so brainy!

You might want to use a .mac account for doing that? If you want an actual domain, godaddy.com has 'website tonight' feature which makes that stuff easy.

Rightyo! You've got it! Dan.