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Hi, Thanks for taking a look-I know about the variables and IB bindings, I meant to write that I had tried all three ways...😊I have successuflly implemented the code in a test project (yay!) but in my actual app I'm running into a wall. I think it has to do with where the radio buttons are and when the code is called.I have an NSTableView and in one of the columns (the status column) I have the three radio buttons that I put there in IB. Their state should be determined by the value of the variable p.status which will either be Pending Approved or Rejected. I'm thinking that the code is called before the radio buttons are drawn and that's why it's not working...? What would be the best way to fix this?- (NSView *)tableView:(NSTableView *)table_view viewForTableColumn:(NSTableColumn *)tableColumn row:(NSInteger)row { Proposal *p = [list objectAtIndex:row]; NSString *identifier = [tableColumn identifier]; NSString *holdingValue; NSTableCellView *cell = [table_view makeViewWithIdentifier:ident

I presume you’re working on iOS (or watchOS or tvOS) here; if you’re developing for the Mac, things are more complex.You can think of the keychain as a database table, where rows in the table are keychain items and columns are various keychain attributes. One of those attributes is kSecAttrAccessGroup, the access group of the item. Here’s how things break down by API: For the query APIs (like SecItemCopyMatching), if you don’t supply kSecAttrAccessGroup in the query then it does a wildcard search, returning all items you have access to, that is, whose access group is contained in your app’s effective keychain access group list.OTOH, when your query contains a value for kSecAttrAccessGroup then: that value must be listed in your app’s effective keychain access group listitems are returned if their access group matches that valueWhen you create an item (SecItemAdd), if you don’t supply a value for kSecAttrAccessGroup then its access group is set to the default keychain access group.OTOH, if you do supp

If you go to the Search Ads page, then click on your user name in the top right (note: this only appears for me on desktop, NOT mobile for some reason), then Settings and finally on Payment Info you can see all your credit card transactions at the bottom. These should also get emailed out to you.Note that you can't actually see a balance here, so your free $100 credit doesn't actually show up. If you look directly under your credit card you should see a line with what looks like a UUID, followed by Expires 12/31/2016. This will at least let you know they've applied the free credit to your account.To see when it finally runs out, you're going to have to work that out yourself by looking at each of the invoices at the bottom. You sort of have to trust that Apple have applied it correctly as far as I can see, and just check once it runs out by when that happens on your invoices, or if you're like me, you'll probably reach the credit expiry at the end of December without having spent all of it. I jest slightly, i

The trouble with a drop-down menu is that it's hard for the user to see the whole list at one time, so there's a lot of scrolling around. This gets worse because the popup button could be anywhere on the screen, which might limit the available height for the menu.Apple's Human Interface Guidelines recommend using a menu-bar menu instead. That guarantees you have the full height of the screen, but with 71 items it's still going to be unpleasant for the user.With 71 items, I think the best solution would be to use rows and columns, to make best use of the available screen space. For example, you could use a NSCollectionView (or UICollectionView, if iOS) in a popover. There might still be some scrolling, but it would be better than a popup menu.

It's not currently possible to initialize a matrix in the Metal shading language using a list of scalars. To answer your real question, though, elements are listed in column-major order, so the correct way to declare this matrix is:float3x3 m = float3x3({1.0, 4.0, 7.0}, {2.0, 5.0, 8.0}, {3.0, 6.0, 9.0});

Resolved.Facebook Login adds the following functionality:1. Lets users create their accounts and see FB FRIENDS in app .2. On the**** screen appears FB FRIENDS RATING column.3. On the game screen FB FRIENDS best results.

Heads up to anybody that stumbles on to this with the same problem. The answer is all in the naming nomenclature. so if your base 100x100 image is called background.png. then call the 2x version background@2x.png and the next one background@3x.png.Then when you import all three images into Assets.xcassets, it shows as a single image but places each one in the appropriate 1x, 2x, 3x column.