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I've read that as an alternate to re-wiring your entire house to get more protection (and a 3-prong adapter) at your outlets, you can safely (and under code) just replace each outlet with a GFCI outlet (or a central GFCI, I suppose). It seems to me that...
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A grounded outlet protects against a short in the WIRING a GFCI outlet is irrelevant.
A GFCI and a grounded outlet do two different things and protect against two different scenarios, and one is not a replacement for the other.
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Can someone explain in an humanly understandable way what an "Outlet" is?
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Edit: I'd intended to write a full blog post around this image that an object instance variable... .
When you load the nib, the nib-loading system will do the requisite magic to make sure the right object shows up in each outlet.
Into the outlet.
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Where are the Class Action and Class Outlets in Xcode 3.2? They aren't showing up in the Inspector like they used to.
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Thanks.
If you pick the specific class, you will see the action and outlet tab on the bottom.
Classes.
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I want to change an image of an UIImageView from the applicationDidFinishLaunching method of the app delegate class. But I am afraid that this class doesnt know much about the controller outlet. What must I do in this case?
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You would probably need to put an outlet for your UIImageView or its controller in your application.
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Hello,
I'm trying to find a way to link an array controller to an Array. I know via an outlet I can fill textfields and even tableviews in the .xib file made with Interface Builder.
I was hoping it would be possible to have one easy outlet (NSArray) and...
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And using it with TableViews http://www.cocoadev.com/index.pl?NSArrayController
You don't use an outlet.
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I have a view in an application. The view contains a UITableView and a UIToolbar, and within the UIToolbar I have UISegmentedControl that is contained within a UIBarButtonItem object.
I can get the segmented control to link to an IBAction event, and it...
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An outlet is a pointer to an external object so the class has to allocate memory for the....
An outlet control with an added outlet property.
If your trying to add an outlet to the segmented control i.e.
Your question is unclear.
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Since KVC is used to set outlets on the iPhone, there are 2 methods (that I know of) to make sure you've properly handled memory management.
Specifically, I am referring to this article written by Aaron Hillegass.
My question is which method do you use...
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Clearer? A retain property as just as clear, and you can be more explicit about when... .
As you say its less cluttered and makes an already overly verbose code foorprint a little more manageable
Weak references are easier, yes .
I go with weak references.
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I'm working on my first iPhone app and have been able to get most things done. There's one problem that I've run into a few times and I want to understand the issue better.
In XCode, if I go File->New File->UIViewController subclass and make sure...
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Typically the "view" outlet would be ....
A little drop down will come up from which you can set the view to the File's Owner View outlet.
That "view" outlet should be coming from the parent class (in your case UITableViewController.
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I'm building a new server room, and have to decide where I'll be locating the power outlets (120V 30AMP locking connectors) that my UPSs will be powered from. In the past I've put the outlets on the back wall, and just run the cords up and over the ladder...
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My preference is definitely for vertical but I've also never used anything other than 4 .
It to the outlet.
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