Mac Forum / Programming / Mac Programming / February 2008

In sh and ksh, I have used
  for i in `cat file`
  do
     do-something-with-$i

Trying to build my first Cocoa project, I'm having
lot's of fun, but there is this thing I can't figure out.
I'm building a game, on the right I have an openGL
thing and on the left I have Tabpages. Now I've created

I'm trying to create a new framework. The source files need use
libxml2, which comes with the 10.5 sdk.
I added this to the header search paths:
/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.5.sdk/usr/include/libxml2

Hello NG,
I started today to write a QuickLook plugin for my app. It somehow
dose not like my header files and I don't know why. I do nothing else
than in the QuickLookSketch-example. When I try to compile it steps

Currently in my System Preferences -> Sound -> Input list I have these
two devices: Internal microphone and Line In.  I would like to add a
new device to this list named "Sound Output". This device would enable
me to use the sound output as an input for recording when I have it

It seems in 10.5 this routine is deprecated but if you require a font to
be application available and had been using this to achieve private
activation, what now are your options?
Maybe I'm going about this all wrong but I wanted to package a font and

I am trying to catch mouse events in a control. I can catch control
events but no mouse events. Attached is a simple sample:
// a list of all catchable events:
static EventTypeSpec const eventList[] =

Is it possible ?
By example one source ppc64 assembler and one source x86_64 assembler.
Can I use pre-processor directive to call a function in one architecture
and call an other function for the other architecture ?

I've got an error that I don't quite understand.
PreferenceController.m:12: fatal error: method definition not in
@implementation context
- (id) init