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Re: Cocoa newbie frustration
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Re: Cocoa newbie frustration


  • Subject: Re: Cocoa newbie frustration
  • From: Angela Brett <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 8 Oct 2001 14:36:28 +1300

2. Apple's documentation is #?!@. I have been searching for the
documentation of the Objective-C's version of NSRect on their website.
Where is it? I found the Java version, but NSRect is not present at the
corresponding Objective-C Foundation documentation. Not only that, but
in a lot of sections I find the following "Description forthcoming" .
Forthcoming? When? This is not very professional.

I'm not sure about the website, as I only use the pdf documentation, but NSRect is documented in Foundation Types and Constants, and Foundation Functions. Like NSSize, NSPoint, and NSRange, NSRect is a C structure, not an object, which is why it's not listed with all the other NSObjects - I couldn't find it straight away either. It's worth reading all about the Foundation and Application Kit Functions... I've found several things in there which I hadn't realised I could do because I was expecting every feature to be in an object.


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