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Re: Why does this code not create a colored dot?
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Re: Why does this code not create a colored dot?


  • Subject: Re: Why does this code not create a colored dot?
  • From: desktoast music productions <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 04 Apr 2006 17:20:25 +0200

> You have not read or not understood the fundamentals of drawing with Cocoa.
>

Yes, that's correct. My app is almost finished, and I do not need any more
drawings but a 11 x 11 px dot, which can chang its color programmatically
and then be used in a table view's imagecell...
Since I AM a newbie, learning obj-c and cocoa is hard enough. I thought I
could take the "drawing" lesson löater.

> Or buy a nice book.

Thanks. Just finished Kochran then Hillegass. (Left out "drawings" sections,
though. thought I wouldn't need them now - sorry.)
>

> In your case, I suggest the following typed in online and never compiled:
>
No, it runs in the WDVUserColorClass of my app without any error or even a
warning. The resulting image object I thought I created is handed over from
an array within this class to my table views data source. There it never
shows up - for good reasons, as I can read from your answer.

Thanx nevertheless.
peter

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