Mac Forum / Programming / Mac Programming / June 2006

I'm using i686-apple-darwin8-gcc-4.0.1 to compile the following code:
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdio.h>
int main()

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   I'm having a great deal of trouble trying to update a text area with the
value from a slider as I move the slider.  It should be so easy, but I've
spent half a day on it so far.
   I've got a slider, set to respond "live", and a read-only text area, on

I am working through Hillegass' book right now and the infamous
RaiseMan (pg 135) exercise has me stumped:
I have created a new Cocoa-Document App, in MyDocument.nib added a
NSTableView to the window, added a NSTableView* outlet to MyDocument.h

I have a command line app that requires keyboard input of numbers during
program execution.  This works fine when running normally in the
pseudo-terminal but when debugging the program stops at the first 'scanf'
waiting for input.  How do I feed it?

I'm originally a windows programmer and recently made the jump to your
world - so far so good - but need some help. I'm creating a simple
program using emacs under the bash (darwin) terminal and can't seem to
get it working.  here's my code:

   anyone know of a tool I can use for comparing source-code files (or any
text files, for that matter, on a line-by line basis) that runs on the
Mac-Intel platform?
   On my PPC Mac, I use CodeWarrior, which has an excellent file-or-folder

Hello NG
From a NSOutlineView I can get the coordinates of a row with -
rectOfRow. How can I get the same position in the enclosingSrollView ?
I'm not sure on which view the rectOfRow coordinates are based.

I sure would like to use Java on MacOS X the same way I use it on other Unixes.
Apple insists on things going into a privileged area like /Library but I'd much
rather have a local copy of Java in my home directory or bundled with my
software product.

I select edit current target, get the dialog, select properties, click the little help button and everything is in japanese, not english as everything else is set up as.
how do i set it back up properly?

I'm trying to get a window that floats on top of all other windows.
I've created a window which does float on top of almost all windows,
but it doesn't float on top of fullscreen windows properly, i.e,  my
window appears on top of fullscreen apps fine until I select my

When you compile with something like:
gcc -Wall -Dunix foo.c -o foo
where is unix defined?