I've got an open source PyQT app, and am wanting to know if it's possible to have it enter "full screen" like other OS X Mountain Lion apps do; meaning like Safari full screen.
Or is this impossible at the moment?
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I have developed an OS X app using Xcode 6 on OS X 10.10.4. The app runs great in 10.10.4. When I copy and attempt to run in OS X 10.9.5, the app icon appears in the dock but the main window does not show. In addition, only the first menu item is displayed. Activity Monitor shows it running but idle at 0% CPU. There is nothing on the system log and no output written from my app. The app does not crash but sits idle in the dock.
The app settings use OS X 10.8 as the minimum target.
I have not installed Xcode and tried to rebuild as the project file is for Xcode 6, and I would have to downgrade to Xcode 5.x on OS X 10.9.5.
Thoughts on how to solve this? Is there a tool to diagnose this?
I'm wondering if there is any way to disable the MATLAB splash screen when launching the app on Mac OS X (i.e. by just clicking on the app, without launching it from the command line).
I know that there is an option to disable the splash screen on Windows systems (see here). It also seems to be possible if I launch MATLAB from the command line (by using the -nosplash flag). That said, I can't find anything related to the general Mac OS X case.
Just FYI I am currently running Mac OS X 10.10 with MATLAB 2014b.
I have develop two tiny utility applications for both Windows and MAC OS X. I know how to make this disk auto-run by Window. But for MAC OS X, I've no idea how to.
Any one know about how to achieve this? Can I make ONE disk auto-run by both Windows and MAC OS X? And of cause, different OS should run different apps designed for themselves. For example, Window may run "util_Win.exe", while MAC OS X "util_MAC.app".
You can customize the background of a window by opening the window and choosing "Show View Options" from the "View" menu in the Finder. Once displayed, you can set the "Background" setting to "Picture" and then choose the picture you want.
See here for an example.
I've just published a new Mac App and it is working correctly on my MacBook which is running OS X 10.8.2. However, I've been getting emails from people saying they only see a blank grey screen when the app launches. All these users are running OS X 10.7.5.
Is there a known issue that would cause something like this. I can't really go into specifics as I don't have a clue what could be causing this to happen or where the problem is.
Thanks
I am developing an application for Mac OS X. In this application, I need to implement "smart notification window". What I mean by this term.
Here some screenshots:
In the app I develop, such "smart notification" will be appear under system bar icon.
If you work on a Mac you might notice a similar windows.
Does anybody has some code tutorial or examples of such "windows" draw.
Working in XCode, Cocoa Environment.
See MAAttachedWindow from Matt Gemmel:
http://mattgemmell.com/source
You'll have to scroll down a bit...