Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / August 2003

I want to use keyboard equivalents for accessing menuoptions.
I know that when I set the text for the menuitem to "MyItem/M" cmd-M will be
the keyboard equivalent for this item.
However I want to use the function Key's, is there any way to achieve that?

What do I do about this?  I start to debug a project.  There is a message
at the bottom of the project window saying its loading the data.  I get
the rainbow pinwheel, and that's it, pinwheel till the Earth falls in to
the sun.  I have to force-quit CW, which BTW shows up red in the ...

Is it possible to display CFStrings in CW's debugger in a readable format?
"View as UniCode String" doesn't help.

I've been using Shell Tool Poster Linker and I really love it.  I'm
adding a post link step (which goes out and builds a ProjectBuilder
project) to a new project and am having problems.
I get the following error:

It's the little things that drive you nuts.
I am using CW 8.3 with the Java RAD tool to create a JTable in a large
window with lots of other components.
I have tried myriad ways, but I cannot get the header to appear in the

Can anyone give me any pointers on how to access the AppleTalk
framework which is provided with MacOS X?  I am porting a legacy
application which requires AppleTalk support (PAP workstation and
server).  I see the AppleTalk framework in my

Hi, the BeOSJournal (http://www.beosjournal.org/) is trying to track
down Dan to ask him to allow O'Riley to Open Source his, now sadly out
of print, BeOS title "Programming the Be Operating system", (
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/beosprog/ )

Just thought I'd ask what Panther is like wrt. starting up?
My G4 933MHz takes about 1 minute from pressing the power button being ready
at the login window. Would Panther be any quicker?
Steve.

I am asked to assist in porting a program from Windows to Mac OS X. I
was forced to leave Mac programming in 2001, because of redundancy cuts,
so I am not completely in the loop. So forgive me if I ask some
"obvious" questions or if they are a bit "shameless" :-)

I'm getting an error when I build console_os_x.c from the command line
compiler.  It look like it is complaining about ansi.h in /usr/include/ppc -
any ideas what can be wrong?
->Jeff

i´m new in the list!!
My problem is, i have update my complete mac os x system with the new
java api inkl developer tools and codewarrior to version 8.3 but the
code completion from the CW can´t see the ne api. CW can´t compile the

What do you think of this:
My app (Classic if it matters) when launched from the disk containing MacOS X
behaves correctly. But when launched from a disk other than startup disk - works
wrong - because stat gets blind! (-1 as a result, errno set to 0x86) This is

My application is built as a package and Mach-O. Each time I build the
application I have to throw away the previous package before I can
successfully link. Why is it doing this and not copying over the
previous one. I notice if I open up the package inside the resources

I'm having a problem with va_start.  On the Mac this code
fails because the va_start doesn't set the args variable
pointing to the proper place on the stack.  So the vsprintf
can't find "foo" and "bar".  In the debugger it appears that

I am trying to change the actual file connected to an std::ostream at
runtime based on some condition. The file is defined by its FSSpec.
Consider the following:
1) Create the original ostream: