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I wonder how I should change this include in LException
//      LException.h                    
//
//      PowerPlant Exception class

I've been curious about the geographic location functions, ever since
the pre-X days.  Back then, the location was stored in PRAM, read/
written by users with the "Map" control panel, and read/written by
developers with the "ReadLocation" and "WriteLocation" API.  What is

I've got a code that has an NSTextField that it uses as an error line. It's
linked to an outlet variable called 'errorMessage'.
In awakeFromNib I've got a line that reads
[errorMessage setStringValue:@"Ready."];

Hello NG,
I use Webkit to render NNTP-Message content.
I translate the message-id into a link:
<bob-F1B8ED.06474220052008@[199.45.49.11]> gets

I have here only Intel Mac OS X... and build for PowerPC as well.
The PowerPC build works as expected on the Intel (thanks to Rosetta
emulation I suppose)... but it does not work on a PowerPC :(
Is the only solution to test on a true PowerPC, or is there a possibility

Can you try this on Intel Mac OS X 10.4 to see if it works please :-
        http://www.aarongray.org/MacOSX/JavaScript/JSInterpreter
Many thanks in advance,
Aaron

I have compiled the Apple JavaScript console 'JSInterpreter' example using a
PowerPC and it runs fine on PPC and on one Intel Mac running 10.5 but not on
10.4.11, on a MacBook Pro where it causes a Bus Error.
Working from remote is always hard. Both Intel machines are remote and

I am getting internal errors with Apples XSLT proceessing:-
[Session started at 2008-05-26 22:24:01 +0100.]
2008-05-26 22:24:30.223 RTF2XHTML Converter[1821] *** Assertion failure
in -[NSTextFieldCell _objectValue:forString:errorDescription:],

I am relatively new to Mac OS X development, I had the following problem to
solve: loading a dynamic library which should be located inside the
"application.app/Contents/MacOS" folder. I develop on 10.5 and used
@loader_path.

I'm trying to understand the coordinate systems and units used for
printing with Cocoa; does anyone know of a good resource?  Apple's
printing architecture guide doesn't seem to explain it very well.  In
particular:

I want to add some backend functionality that is written in C++ to my
Objective-C Cocoa app thats created in XCode.
Can I do this, if so how and what filename extensions do I use for the C++
if not .cpp.

Okay this is going to get a bit technical, but I'll try to keep it as
simple as possible:
I've been debugging this C app I've been tooling around with on XCode
and it turns out the

I'm trying to automatically record how long my computer can run without
rebooting. (Mostly to brag about it.) Doing this with a small shell
script:
Kanhef% uptime >> bragTimes.txt

Hello people!
Does someone know, why the bootloader BootX is an Mach-O file
or otherwise asked, does Open Firmware really has knowledge about
the Mach-O file format and how to access a file on a specific volume

Now that Apple has announced that WWDC 2008 is completely sold out
(first time in conference history), there are no doubt a number of
people wishing to go but are out of luck.
I see a WWDC 2008 Ticket being sold on Ebay, which at the time of this