Re: Predicates
Re: Predicates
- Subject: Re: Predicates
- From: Ian Joyner <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 28 Dec 2007 22:41:43 +1100
On 28/12/2007, at 4:20 AM, I. Savant wrote:
The bottom line is that all documentation and reference material
require at least some skill at using reference material in general.
It's up to you to recognize an unfamiliar topic referenced by the
current documentation you're reading and look it up and cross-
reference it. This is not specific to the Cocoa documentation; it's
how learning works.
Yes, when I did my CS hons year, a large part of it was learning to
read vendors documentation, mainly Burroughs, really getting into the
spirit of those systems.
In short, mmalc and Ken are absolutely correct: you *must* learn
the basics. You may have gotten pretty far building your app using
Bindings, but you're getting hung up on one of the most basic and
important bits of prerequisite knowledge and there is quite simply
no way around your problem short of finding someone else to do it
for you (who subsequently *has* read what you need to read).
None of this is meant to be rude, but simply the hard reality. You
must read, read, read.
True, true, true
Ian
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