Re: PrefPane contents not being displayed
Re: PrefPane contents not being displayed
- Subject: Re: PrefPane contents not being displayed
- From: Jason Harris <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2005 23:53:38 -0700
You're probably using API that isn't supported in 10.2 Ask the people
who are getting crashes to send you their console logs - the offending
API should be logged.
You an also play with the "Mac OS X Deployment Target" setting in
xCode. That'll give you warnings if you try to use unsupported API for
your target OS.
Jason
On Feb 1, 2005, at 8:05 PM, Timothy Conkling wrote:
This is kind of an obscure question, but I figure I'll throw it out
there and see if somebody has come across this behavior:
I'm writing an APE (gasp!) that is configurable via a Preference Pane.
The Pref Pane is displayed fine under 10.3 but 10.2 users do not see
any of the controls. Other APE pref panes work fine for these people.
IB doesn't report any 10.2 incompatibilities in my nib.
I don't have a copy of Jaguar to test on, unfortunately. Is there
anything in Jaguar that would prevent an NSView from being drawn?
There's nothing unusual about my view. It has a few invisible custom
views inside it to collect information about mouseDown events.
I realize this question is vague, but I don't know what other detail I
can give. I know there are plenty of people here who are anti-APE, but
I'm not trying to start a flame fest. Unsanity doesn't return my
emails, so they're not much help...
This is not a question about how APE handles prefpane displaying -- I
know that this is the wrong list for that kind of question -- but
rather about whether anything obvious changed from 10.2 to 10.3 that
would cause this strange problem.
Thanks,
Tim
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