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So, I am attempting to process every frame of a movie using QTMovie and have a loop that looks like this: while (QTTimeCompare([myMovie currentTime], [myMovie duration]) != NSOrderedSame) { // I do some stuff with some things [myMovie stepForward]; } And it works just fine, but...

OK, this isn't real important, but I was just wondering if anyone here who know objective-c/cocoa could tell me how this works. I have a program that is supposed to update a NSTextField to tell the user what the program is currently doing and also to update a NSProgressIndicator to show how...

On one application that I used I installed it from a CD and didn't actually put the installer file on my HD, but when I put the CD back in and ran the installer when I was reinstalling the software I noticed that there was a list menu, one option of which was 'uninstall'. So if you installed it...

Thanks a lot. That was exactly what I was looking for.

Was the problem that you had a bunch of emoticons in your code?

Hello C++ coders. I was just wondering about good coding style for inputting files of unknown length into a variable. Currently I have something like this: ifstream file; file.open(filePath); while (file) { ++length; file.get(); } And then I use new to initialize an array of chars...

I don't know about code warrior, but if your worry is that it is built to handle such a large file, and you're on OS X, then you could try xcode or g++ on the command line.

The condition "hour == 1-24" is read as "hour == -23" because '-' is the subtraction operator. What you want is "hour>=1 && hour <= 23".

I don't claim to have any idea of what's going on, but it might be that an update could help (assuming your version is not up to date). Just go to the apple menu->software update and check for an update to mail. That is what I do when my programs don't work.

I had a strange experience with iSquint, so I guess I'll tell it just in case it helps anyone: The first converted videos I made wouldn't play, so I opened the advanced drawer and filled in every single entry field (fps, kbps, etc.) and then it worked fine. Don't know if anyone needed that...

Use firefox for sure. Then you can just go to the movie and file->Save page as.

Yeah, that sounds good for PHP, python, Perl, whichever. And regarding Captain Code's comment on a database, I guess it depends on how many people there are. I think a multilayered array would work pretty well if you don't have excessive amounts of people.

Were the games running fine before you downloaded the other software?

That's cool. Usually to get at those files I go to Terminal and give it the 'open' command for whatever directory I want and finder shows it.

"why is google being evil and not using quicktime?" Yeah, their motto is, "don't be evil", but they're messing it up a lot lately. First with the censorship in China, now their supporting flash!

HTML emails are annoying. I wouldn't want to send or recieve any. Especially since my mail client displays my mail as plaintext.

This hasn't got anything to do with the problem (all I can think is to go to sytem preferences and mess around with the settings in the display section), but it does have to do with screen colors. On OS X command-alt-ctrl-8 is pretty trippy! (It reverses black and white points.)

I agree with what's been said. I've used USB wireless adapters on an iMac, but airport card installation isn't too troublesome and once you get it installed it is much easier to configure on the computer.

Something interesting that I have noticed about changing icons in OS X is that in the system help it tells you that if you go to the info window of a file or folder, select the icon, select edit->copy, go to the info window of the file you want to change, select the icon, select edit->paste...

Could anyone show me a tutorial for interpreting keypresses without a line buffer in C++? Any help would be appreciated.