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问题 How can I programmatically close a window in cocoa mac ? I have opened a second window/xib from the first window/xib using button click. I need to close the first window/xib programmatically on opening or clicking the button. How can I do that? 回答1: Apple has some useful sample code on Nib Loading. It doesn't directly address this question however; the following code does. @interface CloseWindowAppDelegate : NSObject <NSApplicationDelegate> { NSWindow *window; IBOutlet NSWindow * secondWindow

问题 This question is still getting a lot of upvotes. So look at Update3. once you have upvoted, commented, answered, please please please file a radar Viewing a nib / xib, modifies the file, forcing me to either commit the change or undo the change. This is not an issue, until there are merge conflicts. Detail: I work in a team of 5 iOS developers, and the last few versions of XCode, we are experiencing an issue with the .xib / nib files getting touched / modified when anyone opens the file

问题 My Cocoa project is localized in Italian (my language) and English language. If I run it, i see everything in Italian (of course, my OS is italian!). How can I run it to test the English localization without changing the OS language? 回答1: In the old times, Leopard and before, the get info window in Finder would let you choose the available languages. So it was a matter of deselecting the language that you don't want to use and it would "default" to the other. These days you can use an utility

问题 Just wanna know if anybody has the same issue as mine: Xcode adds a lot of tags into the storyboard I touch. I try to remove but I can't because it keep adding those tags back. It this a bug of the new Xcode I'm using (7.0.1)? 回答1: As of Xcode 7.2 Beta (7C46I) released on 10/28/2015, just like these tags were added automatically when opening a Storyboard or XIB file in Xcode 7 or 7.1 on El Capitan, these tags are now being removed automatically by just opening a Storyboard or XIB file. (It

问题 I had a bunch of images in my Xcode project. They were originally added without choosing "Create Folder References for any added folders". So I removed the references and re-added as per these instructions Include a resource directory hierarchy into app bundle Unfortunately, Interface Builder will not display any of the images inside that directory. On the project tree the directory comes up with a blue icon and all the files are there! The file names show in the IB Inspector (i.e. under the

问题 I need to have a few UIViewControllers that look very similar yet have different behaviours, so I thought I'd make a general UIViewController subclass with a xib, then subclass it when I need to, for those different UIViewController's that look alike. I'm trying to achieve the following UIViewController subclass (that has a xib file associated) -> and being able to subclass it as many times as i'd like (without additional xib files for the children) what I've done so far : xib file represents

问题 I need to have a few UIViewControllers that look very similar yet have different behaviours, so I thought I'd make a general UIViewController subclass with a xib, then subclass it when I need to, for those different UIViewController's that look alike. I'm trying to achieve the following UIViewController subclass (that has a xib file associated) -> and being able to subclass it as many times as i'd like (without additional xib files for the children) what I've done so far : xib file represents

问题 I'm trying to add circle border to a UIView with green background, I created simple UIView subclass with borderWidth, cornerRadius and borderColor properties and I'm setting it from storyboard. @IBDesignable class RoundedView: UIView { @IBInspectable var cornerRadius: CGFloat { get { return layer.cornerRadius } set { layer.cornerRadius = newValue layer.masksToBounds = newValue > 0 } } @IBInspectable var borderWidth: CGFloat { get { return layer.borderWidth } set { layer.borderWidth = newValue

问题 I'm trying to create a XIB based application in XCode 8.3 but the option to Start a project without a Storyboard has been removed. Here are the steps I am taking to set up my project: Create a new Cocoa Application. Delete Main.Storyboard Delete ViewController.swift Add a new file to the project - a Cocoa Class - subclass of NSWindowController, Also create XIB file checked - named MainWindowController Under General project info- delete reference to Main for Main Interface in app delegate: add

问题 This question already has answers here : Xcode - How to fix 'NSUnknownKeyException', reason: … this class is not key value coding-compliant for the key X" error? (68 answers) Closed 4 years ago . I am trying to compile and run a simple tutorial for an Objective C app using Interface Builder. I am using Xcode 4.0.2 and simulating on iOS (iPhone) 4.3 http://www.switchonthecode.com/tutorials/creating-your-first-iphone-application-with-interface-builder When I build the project, it builds alright