How, if possible, can I have iPhone SDK's classes (UI*) to autocomplete inside TextMate?
Ok, after looking the link Kendall posted and some other places this is what I have found:
There is currently NO easy way to have autocomplete of iPhone APIs in TextMate.
The link on the post Kendall pointed is old, but I found it and one other iPhone Bundle on gitHub:
http://github.com/Caged/gtbfm-textmate-bundle
http://github.com/drnic/objective-c-iphone-tmbundle
But none of these bundles offers autocomplete, they have some templates and snippets.
The closest I have found is on the svn repository from TextMate:
http://svn.textmate.org/trunk/Review/Bundles/iPhone.tmbundle
It's not official yet, and I have reported some issues with it to the developer (Joachim Mårtensson).
You can have autocomplete with this bundle, but it is working only with classes files, not headers.
Try out the link at the bottom of this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/google-toolbox-for-mac/browse_thread/thread/e097e998674231fa
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I had the openxml sdk productivity tool on my machine but it got uninstalled. Now I cannot seem to find the setup anywhere on Microsoft's site.
has it been discontinued?
DocXToSource
If you go to Microsoft's OpenXML SDK page on github, near the bottom there is a link inside the Related Tools section, to DocxToSource and in the comments it says:
This is a tool designed to be a replacement for the old OpenXML SDK Productivity Tool.
I have not tried it yet, but the screenshots on the home page look encouraging.
A note in the top paragraph of the project says: This is still a work in progress.
I found it here:
https://github.com/dotnet/Open-XML-SDK/releases/tag/v2.5
(OpenXMLSDKToolV25.msi file apparently added to Github a few months after the original post.)
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I was wondering if anyone knows of any open source applications that are using three20. Would be very useful to have when I'm having trouble figuring things out.
You can ran a github search for objective-c projects with has three20 in their description. There are many apps out there on github:
https://github.com/search?langOverride=&language=Objective-C&q=three20&repo=&start_value=1&type=Repositories&x=0&y=0
https://github.com/daveknapik/Touch320
https://github.com/freshblocks/Picasa-App
https://github.com/aporat/three20-splitview-example
I have downloaded mailcore for ios but I'm unable to add it to my iphone project.
Any help or pointers would be welcome.
http://code.google.com/p/remail-iphone/
remail uses mailcore, and since its acquisition by google, is open source.
GETTING STARTED
The best way to start learning MailCore is by reading through
documentation intro (in index.html)
and the the included example
projects.
To run the example projects:
Copy MailCore.framework to your ~/Library/Frameworks folder.
In each example project, add ~/Library/Frameworks/MailCore.framework
to the list of Linked Frameworks.
Build it!
The documentation isn't as detailed as I'd like. Sorry about that!
My question is very simple: Is it possible to pack plugins into extensions for Safari? For instance, the exact NPAPI plugins which work on Google Chrome also work on Safari. However in Chrome I'm shipping the plugins as a part of an extension (a CRX package). This is needed because HTML and JavaScript is injected into a specific web page, and this code uses the plugins. I do not see an option in Extension Builder to specify plugin files and I haven't come across any proper documentation saying that plugins cannot be packed into extensions.
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
The first comment:
I don't think that is supported. A workaround could be a custom installer that installs both the plugin and the extension. – Georg Fritzsche
This is the only possible way to do it! FYI: Apple guys are against the idea of extensions accessing native code (ie, plugins). An obvious security loop-hole, but a necessity here! :)
I'm looking for some static library or open source project (in obj-c, released under some permissive license) to parse CSS in iPhone. Any recommendations?
OK, I found good library for parsing CSS - libCSS from the NetSurf web browser project. Released under MIT license, can be used without problems for commercial iPhone applications distributed via the AppStore.
It requires some code for the programmer to write (e.g. you need to provide your own DOM hierarchy handlers), and there are no examples available... but people from the NetSurf dev mailing lists are very helpful. In case of problems you can search the list for my questions.
libCSS
NetSurf dev mailing list
I would recommend htmlcxx. It's pretty actively maintained, written in C++ and you can use it to parse HTML and CSS.
Of course, since it's written in C++, you can use it in your iPhone application with no problems at all.
I've taken this project and made it easy to add to your iOS or OSX projects. Clone my github project and add the html (and or css) folder to your project. There is an Xcode project too - so you can build and run the simple test provided by the original authors