Archive for the 'FastScripts' Category
Sunday, November 6th, 2005
I like the Search-Fieldy kind of thing in Xcode. If you select the top-level project item in the “Groups and Files”, and then enter something in the search box, it makes it really easy to pinpoint a particular file that is contained by your project. Apple even gave this search box thingy a keyboard shortcut, […]
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Sunday, October 23rd, 2005
I have been plagued by a bug I see often in Terminal. I know it’s been at least months, and it may have even been years. But it’s gotten worse lately. I call it the “phantom [Process Completed] bug.” The symptoms of this issue are that every so often an innocent attempt to open a […]
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Wednesday, October 5th, 2005
I wrote FastScripts in a fit of anguish. I had finally decided to get around to learning AppleScript, but every time I tried to write a script, I found it was more trouble to run the damn thing than it was to just carry out the steps by hand. Either the script took too long […]
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Monday, September 19th, 2005
If you’re developing applications on the Mac, then you’re either familiar with, or about to become familiar with Xcode, Apple’s free development environment. I have been using Xcode for about five years now, if you count the time I spent with its predecessor, Project Builder. I am more or less happy with it, though of […]
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