As i'm new to mac app development can anyone help me to solve my problem.
In my mac app i want to add help document the Help Option in the menu bar, can anyone help me to solve this.
Thanks in Advance!!
You have two main options. You can either create a help book bundle for your application or you can create your own method and link it to the menu selection. (It's not clear from your question exactly how you want to display your "help document".)
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Question is clear, I want to prioritize snippets on suggestions, how can I do that?
I couldn't find anything in Xcode settings.
you can set completion title to access your snippets
in attached image you can find where to set completion title
I am very new to MVC/Kendo, I have a series of tabs like so:
However when I add an icon to the emailing tab a bar appears under all the other tabs:
Could anyone advise as to why this would happen?
Many thanks in advance.
So I have provided a sample Dojo for you which should hopefully help https://dojo.telerik.com/OsIhINOy/4
What I suspect is happening is that you are not applying the k-state-active to the selected tab when clicked which is why the line is still appearing. (you can see this by just deleting the k-state-active class from the first tab.
If you are able to provide a sample of your code in the future it will help in assisting your question better rather than images as it is difficult to tell what may be happening from just an image.
I'm interested in teaching myself how to build and edit mac apps, but I'm really new to it, and it's more for fun right now. I found some open source apps on github to play around with, and I noticed that in one of them, there is no web address link for their website on the Help menu (example, it shows App Name | File | Edit | View | Window | Help).
Would it be possible to edit that app somehow and add the address as a Help menu link? If so, where would I go or how would I achieve this? I looked in the App/Contents/Resources and there are some .nib files, but I'm not sure if the menu information is stored in a .nib or if it's in a .plist file or somewhere else? Would I need to have XCode installed in order to edit and add this?
I am quite new to this, but I'm wanting to do this for self exploration and learning.
Would it be possible to edit that app somehow and add the address as a Help menu link?
It's generally not possible to edit an existing app and accomplish what you are looking for.
I found some open source apps on github to play around with, and I noticed that in one of them, there is no web address link for their website on the Help menu.
For an open source app, you can ask the developers to incorporate the change by either opening an issue or contributing the change in the source code yourself.
I want to know how to create button with my Images(PNG).
I'm not gonna use the GUIButton because of creating the default button image.
I copied the images in my Unity Project and changed to sprite(2D and UI). Then, create the sprites simply by dragging. I also added the script which includes 'onTouchDown() and onMouseDown'. However, it didn't work so I tired again with layermask but it didn't work as well with no error code. Maybe the physic2D is the reason.
How can i make button with simple image. Could you guys help me to do so?
Please let me know does anyone have idea. Thank you.
Why don't you use a button from the new UI system?
Sorry guys. I didn't recognize that i typed 'OnMouseDown' to 'onMouseDown'. I didn't used capital letter. It's really annoying thing.
I am attempting to make a simple non-localized help book for my Cocoa application. I've made a .help file with the structure described in the somewhat out-of-date Apple Help Programming Guide.
When I run my app in the debugger from Xcode, the help item is correctly listed under the help menu. But selecting it just brings up a dialogue with "The selected topic is currently unavailable".
Opening the help bundle and going to the title page html file (in Safari) correctly navigates the structure of the help folder. This is only 3 pages. It seems like the help viewer is not getting to the title page. What is the correct structure of the help bundle and the related plist values for the help viewer to work?
I have:
contents/
Info.plist
Resources/
English.lproj/
title page.html, help index, pigs folder, sty folder etc
thanks
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