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couldn't agree more. somewhere i read that some cocoa applications just had a "static" image of the chasing arrows and rotated that view instead of using the carbon implementation. (was too lazy to verify whether that's true.) sounds like a feasable workaround until we're given all the...

they're known as "chasing arrows". and they're carbon.

ok, i have never ever used realbasic, so from your post i get an idea of what its autocompletion is like but have never seen it "in action". for objective-c this, of course, is another thing since you don't *have* to statically type your objects, but if you give pb enough of a hint, f5 will...

hi, to answer a few of your questions: 3. before goint into the loop, use [yourProgressIndicator setUsesThreadedAnimation:YES]; 4. what you're looking for is "initialFirstResponder" in ib. just connect your textfield to the window's outlet. 5. use selectItemAtIndex: hth

"net monitor" does it, so it has to be possible... don't ask me whether they dynamically change the nsuielement at runtime, but they somehow do it. great app anyway, i have it in my statusbar, no dock icon, no nothing, just the network traffic.

wow, in comparison to that, the stuff i'm doing is quite boring... i have some unfinished apps like everybody does, i guess and one that i'm playing with at the moment: "locator", a gui for os x's locate. introduced indexing removable media a while ago and finished a browser for them a few...

ok, no idea about .menu, but making an app put a menu up there like netmonitor does is quite easy; nsstatusbar is what you're looking for then. there's a good example which you can find here: http://www.ultraviolent.com/cocoa/demos/globalmenu/

the best examples for this i've seen are these: http://www.cocoadevcentral.com/tutorials/showpage.php?show=00000017.php http://www.cocoadevcentral.com/tutorials/showpage.php?show=00000024.php but i guess any documentation for nstask will do; it's really quite easy. if you're not that...

thanks, whitesaint. unfortunately, i have tried all that before; it didn't work. as sender, i have tried nil, self and the view itself, though that really shouldn't matter from what i understand. somehow it has to do with the fact that quicktime needs time to initialize the movie for diplay...

Hi everybody, I'm having a problem with an NSMovieView. My App shows previews for files which are selected which works fine. The previews can either be images or movies, that's why I don't use a statically typed IBOutlet but id. The method that causes trouble is passed two arguments: the...