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Why did Apple decide to use Objective-C for the iPhone SDK and not C++?
It seems strange to me that they would not have chosen a language more popular than Objective-C. Is it because wanted to have something unique in their application which is not otherwise...
Started by rkbang on
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When Jobs left Apple to set up NeXT, the language Objective C was developed as a specific or consumer equipment (including Apple TV) use Objective C as their primary development languageIt's because Objective C....
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How can I read the EXIF data from an image taken with an Apple iPhone ? using C#
I need the GPS related data.
ps: I know how to read EXIF except image taken with an Apple iPhone
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I can't remember where I got it from now but I've found... .
I found some code for interpreting these tags as EXIF data .
If you load an image using:
Image image = Image.FromFile(imageName);
The EXIF values are read into the PropertyItems array on the image .
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I'm tasked with reading Apple's property list files within a c++ application. Focusing primarily on the xml-type plist files specified in OS X, which mimic a xml-type implementation.. Apple's implementation of their property list is described here:
http...
Started by werelord on
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Given Apple's documentation, you should be able a better solution, at the time I tried to compile it from Apple's sources targeted at Windows.
The files, I'm not aware of any existing ones.
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I'm wondering if it is possible to use Scripting Bridge (as discussed here ) in C. What I'm trying to do is control and/or get information from Apple applications (such as iTunes, see link listing 2.1 & 2.2 on above link) which is fairly easy using Objective...
Started by Alex Marcotte on
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That said, calling Objective....
Apple events in C:
http://developer.apple.com/mac/library/technotes/tn/tn2045.html
You do need to knowAs far as I know, Scripting Bridge is Objective-C only (there's no pure C (Carbon) equivalent).
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This question is inevitably subjective, but I will ask anyway.
I'm a PC. I've always been a PC. I have very little Apple expertise, although I'm completely happy in *nix. I've plenty of experience with development, and consider that I am able to pick ...
Started by spender on
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Beyond ....
Also, read Apple's "The Objective-C Programming Language.
Apple have gone to watch the Stanford Lectures in your free time.
I prefer objective-C to Java (and what I've come to learn of C and C++).
Was a joy.
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Kind of a weird newbie question...I want to use typedef enum declarations in one of my classes . This particular class gets used by other classes, where a client class might say something like "set your style to Style1 (enumerated type)". Then the target...
Started by iPhoneToucher on
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While I don't know the gory details of Apple's OS internals, every.
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I would like to start using Objective C for something projects, however I don't want to use any frameworks and libraries that are tied to Apple. What can I use to write portable code across Mac OS X, Linux, and maybe even Windows?
EDIT: I was thinking...
Started by Alex on
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GNUStep is the most well known Apple's Cocoa frameworks evolved.
Of course, Objective-C is not particularly useful without libraries to go with it.
Objective-C is supported by the gcc tool chain on all of its supported platforms.
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Hi everyone, I need to debug an objective-c program. When setting a breakpoint on main() function , I've got:
Reading symbols from /usr/bin/pbcopy...done. (gdb) break main Function "main" not defined.
Invoking "start" from reply the same error. I suspect...
Started by yves Baumes on
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If you.
Since this is a stripped binary, breaking on C function names isn't going to work very well.
Did you create your Objective-C application using a Cocoa Project Template? If so, which one? Many.
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I find that the xcode-builtin-documentation reader is hard to use. I want to see the root of all Guides available, to get an idea of how long I will have to keep reading until I can start. All the time some new Guide pops up to me, and I am wondering ...
Started by Thanks on
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For Objective-C, your starting point is Object-Oriented Programming with Objective-C.
With Cocoa.
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