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Not using TVML - I'd like to create a bottom shelf with a six column grid of items. Is the only way to do this using TVML? Do we have to custom code this stuff (swipe down from last item, animate up a view, etc)? I have a Scene in a Storyboard that I'd like to add the bottom drawer UI component to.

Hi everyone,my name is Stefano and I'm trying to learn Obj-C and Cocoa.I've started three weeks ago for fun, with the goal of writing a program that generates an XML from several user inputs.I've done almost everything by myself with a lot of trials and errors but now I'm really stuck with something I can't figure it out, from several days now.I hope that I'll be able to explain myself enough, to help you understand my issue.I'm using a TableView driven by MVC and binding with a Class called Rating with 3 properties: system, code and reason.Inside the TableView are three column one for each property. The first two are ComboBoxCell, the third a normal text field.I would like to populate the second one based on the selection done on the first one.I've already create an array for the first to populate it at startup, and it works. The second is populated by a different array for each choice made on the first.When the app start and I click on the add button, the new row appear with the my class init defau

I have experienced a LOT of glitches on both Safari on El Capitan and iOS 9, and with some apps using Webkit (UIWebView),It was occurring mostly when a text, with RGBA color and opacity, was rendered inside an element that was doing a transition and linear gradient. And similar problem with PNGs with transparency that were compressed (probably reducing the amount of colors available).What I found on interesting is that on both cases the transparency or the color of the element where changing to the opposite color of the scale ( transparent on blue -> dark red, orange -> blue ). In the example screenshot http://cl.ly/image/1c2Q2a0n2P38 the first column should be orange as the third one, and the third one should be totally in orange. I fixed that by removing the text out of the element in a new one with position absolute and bigger z-index.As well the some FONTS with special elements (alpha, beta, gamma) are rendering bolder than on iOS 8 even if there is a CSS rule saying that. I am still invest

Context: OSX EL Capitan GM Xcode 7 Xcode 7.1 beta Swift OSX Cocoa Application with both Document and CoreDataProblem: Trying to achive a one to many relationship between tabs in a NSTabViewController.Expected results: Select Parent item in a populated NSTableView on first tab, switch to second tab and see a NSTableView populated with children of that parent .Actual results: The Tables on both tab views are fully operational with creating/adding and deleting rows, however there is no relationship between the two. Meaning child rows are not filtered.Setup:Created a new Swift OSX application with Document and Core Data and Use Storyboard checked.Replaced the MainViewController with NSTabViewController (subClassed as MainTabViewController).Renamed first tab Profiles and created a subclass of NSViewController named ProfilesViewController with a Title of Profiles View Controller and assigned the tab view to have that class in IB identity inspector.Renamed the second tab Commands and created a subclass of NSViewCont

Anyone has any idea why for some files, when double-clicked in Finder, Spotlight will set kMDItemLastUsedDate to the correct value and for some other files, even in the same folder and opened using the same application (such as preview) it won’t. It can be verified by setting the All My Files” view in Finder to be sorted by “Date Last Opened”. Add the column, if needed.I ask about Finder but in my application I use an NSMetadataQuery to collect the same information and my code detects the same files as Finder.Jacob.

Good mornign to all,with the release of ios9 we found a problem with our app.Briefly.. we have an angularjs site and an app built with corcova. Essentially the app is only a web view for our responsive site.We have a login page that calls our backend services through an http get request.Until ios 8 and on android devices or pcs all works fine but on ios 9 the this http request doesn't works and we get this error:{code:12,name:SyntaxError,message:SyntaxError: DOM Exception 12,line:5,column:663,sourceURL:http://172.21.114.93/app/js/app.min.js}The strange thing is that we also have a demo page that makes the same request automatically and this works fine!I really hope that someone can help us 🙂Thank you guysFabrizio

How do I stop the AppStore Updater continually trying to update Command Line Tools (OS X 10.10) for Xcode-7.0Firstly, the Update is actually installed.XCode 7.0.1 and Command Line Tools (OSX 10.10) for XCode 7.0 are both installed and working ok.However, every morning, there's Command Line Tools (OS X 10.10) for Xcode-7.0, waiting in the Update queue again.I've tried to install it any number of time, and it seems to from the app, but then, ion the morning, there it is again.I've tried to install it with 'softwareupdate' - It throws an errorThe screen log:zeus:~ robert$ sudo softwareupdate -i Command Line Tools (OS X 10.10) for Xcode-7.0 Password: Software Update Tool Copyright 2002-2012 Apple Inc. Finding available software Downloading Command Line Tools (OS X 10.10) for Xcode Downloaded Command Line Tools (OS X 10.10) for Xcode Installing Command Line Tools (OS X 10.10) for Xcode Done. zeus:~ robert$However - the /var/log/install.log tellsm me there is an error.Sep 30 12:45:12 zeus.localhost softwareupdated[

I have a UIViewController with several UITextFields. When I click on one, the keyboard text entry screen comes up, covering my VC.First question: If the user enters some text, then hits [Menu] to return to my VC, the text doesn't get entered. He has to hit [Next]. Am I missing something? Is that the intended behavior?Second question: The keyboard takes up the whole screen, and there is no hint on that screen about what the user is supposed to be entering. Of course, if he just clicked on a text field, presumably he'll remember which field he was going to enter text on. But if instead of hitting Menu and returning to my VC, he clicks Next, now he'll be entering text in the next field w/o ever having returned to my VC, and he's not going to remember which field was the Next one. So how do I hint to the user from the keyboard screen which text field they're on? In iOS, we could do tricks to ensure that the textfield and prompt stayed in view, because they keyboard didn't cover the whole screen. I don't see anyth