Re: troubling article : a few real argument of my own.
Re: troubling article : a few real argument of my own.
- Subject: Re: troubling article : a few real argument of my own.
- From: Andy Lee <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2003 10:18:11 -0400
At 2:35 PM +0200 6/11/03, Marco Binder wrote:
I m a die-hard user of Cocoa Browser, simple yet effective. It is
almost never necessary to do a search because everything is where
you d expect it.
And when you *do* need to do a search, may I suggest a freeware app I
have been working on, called AppKiDo:
<
http://homepage.mac.com/aglee/downloads>. Searches are by
substring, so you don't need to know the full spelling of what you're
looking for. I've found this a pretty decent approximation to a
topic-based search. I also find AppKiDo much easier to navigate than
a web browser (which is the main reason I wrote it).
You do need to search for a given keyword or so? Finders "Find by
content" does a good job for that- simply limit the search to your
doc folder! Or better even, include the frameworks' headers!
Another search-by-content tool is MTLibrarian:
<
http://www.montagetech.com/software.html>. Finder's "Find" has
improved, but I still find MTLibrarian nicer to use. I used to rely
on it heavily but now I only la
You need examples and detailed descriptions? Ever looked at the ADC
site? It has a great number of examples and all the availably
documentation...
I recommend downloading examples and indexing them in MTLibrarian.
So when you're wondering how to properly use
-tableViewSelectionDidChange:, just search for it in the example
code. Having it locally indexed makes this fast and easy.
--Andy
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