I'm developing a cocoa application.
I'm using CIFilter, and CIImage for applying core concepts in NSImage.
So I need to import CoreImage.framework. But I'm not getting the framework in my developer library folders. I'm searching the framework at /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.8.sdk/System/Library/Frameworks
and
/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.7.sdk/System/Library/Frameworks
But the CoreImage.framework is not there.
Can anyone please help me for adding CoreImage.framework in my code?
Thanks,
iPHoneDv
Apple's documentation isn't super helpful in this regard, but you'll find CoreImage.framework hiding within QuartzCore.framework
So add "QuartzCore.framework" to your project and you should be all set.
Import QuartzCore.framework
Library/Frameworks/QuartzCore.framework
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I'm trying to uses swift playground on iPad.
It supports all of iOS classes.
But I can't find this features
How can I import GitHub library?
How can I create multiple Swift files?
Anyone know about this?
You can do this one of two ways.
Do it on GitHub and then download Working Copy. It's a free iOS app that allows you to download projects from GitHub as .playground files and run them in Swift Playgrounds.
Do it on a Mac. I understand this might not be possible, but it is by far the best method of doing this. It is much easier and, as a whole, better. For the best experience, I recommend this option.
I am developing my app (for android and ios) using nativescript and I have a question, my app will be used for many users around the world so I want to add the support for "chose the language" according the user.
What is the best way to support many language for my string values into the app? I tried to found some example about that but I can't find any information about the stuff.
Thanks in advance
I believe Dan Tamas is working on a plugin for this at the moment.
https://github.com/rborn/nativescript-i18n
This might be not the best way but I hope it could help if you are in urgent.
I have implemented multi-language successfully in my app by using Jed which is the Javascript implementation of GNU gettext .
Things to do are:
Install npm package jed + po2json
Prepare PO files and compile to json
Implements to XML pages by getting the source property from view-model
You can find more detail here:
How to internationalize app in NativeScript
I would like to have some documentation inside Xamarin Studio. It would be helpful to see the documentation of the .NET framework methods or the documentation of the iOS methods.
Is there any way to enable this? Or some way to hack it in there myself?
Help - API Documentation will open MonoDoc.
MonoDoc will give you documentation on the .NET Base Class Library.
On the Mac it will also give you the option to merge the iOS documentation from Apple.
Has anybody used the above package for globalization of an MVC3 application?
danielcrenna i18n
I'm looking for a step-by-step guide if possible on how to do the above, especially with an existing MVC3 application. And also, if there's any gotcha's to be aware of etc.
Thank You
This tutorial here will help for sure. The project's main page also contains some kinda step by step tutorial.
the Internationalization Guide mentions a sweet feature - by choosing "Tools > Strings" you should be able to view and edit all the strings contained in a xib file in a nice table. It's available for Interface Builder 3.0 and newer, the guide says.
Since XCode4 however there is no Interface Builder and no "Tools > Strings" menu anymore. I've looked pretty much everywhere, but I can't seem to find that feature.
Can you guys tell me where they've hidden this jewel? Or did they maybe drop it?
thanks,
Toastor
Edit:
The whole guide I mentioned seems to be a bit outdated. Any suggestions for more up-to-date guides or tutorials (covering internationalization using XCode4) would be very welcome!
Edit 2:
Never mind about the guide. I found a short and sweet guide at Ray Wenderlich's. Still curious about the string summary, though.
That feature does not exist in the current version of Xcode 4.0. Using ibtool is the best alternative.
you could use ibtool:
man ibtool