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My new framwork
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My new framwork


  • Subject: My new framwork
  • From: April Gendill <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 20:44:40 -0700

Hello,
I have put together a framework of a number of Methods I've found myself using time and again in different applications. I hate having more than one class on my hard drive with the same set of methods, so I put them into a frame work. I need some help testing it though because frankly I do not have time to write little test apps for every method. So if any one is willing I can send the framework to you. It includes the following:

Home Grown stuff:

And easier way to use NSTask. Basically if it's written correctly, it should handle all the hard stuff and reduce your coding to watching for a notification and writing text to a file or the screen or whatever.

A subclass of NSWindow that should reduce creating splash screens to an init, a call to the method that sets up the window and an IB connection
this will probably be changed to an extension of NSWindow later

A compare class that should make sorting strings pretty simple. (This will be extended to include a full array sort later)

And extensions to:

NSArray - Reverses the order of an array
NSTableView - Returns an array of NSNumbers which represent all selected rows in a table.
NSWorkSpace - An easy retrieval of the MacOS Version.

I know this all seems pretty simple but some one might find them useful.

April.
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