How to get the size of a file in cocoa

Anyone using this under Sandboxing? Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. If you need more explanation on how to use it, just leave a comment and I'll edit this post. Improve this answer. Thanks — indragie. Just answered your question. Dave, this link is broken, could you update it or place code to answer? Thanks for fast reply! Show 2 more comments. Ah yes, that's another possibility. I forgot about that. Ira Cooke Ira Cooke 1, 12 12 silver badges 20 20 bronze badges.

Might be better to add this as a comment to his answer so they stay related even as their positions on the page change. I'm having problems with Dave DeLong's method. Anurag Soni Anurag Soni 1, 10 10 silver badges 14 14 bronze badges. This is typically how it is done. Alex Zielenski Alex Zielenski 3, 1 1 gold badge 24 24 silver badges 43 43 bronze badges. Leandro Leandro 1, 12 12 silver badges 20 20 bronze badges. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.

Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Look at that friendly, blinking text insertion point inviting you to enter some text! In Main. This explains why the menu item is disabled, but what do you connect it to? The action is already defined in the code imported indirectly by Xcode as part of Cocoa — you just need to make the connection.

Build and run the app, then enter some text and select it. Play with the vertical slider on the right side of the font panel, and observe how the text size changes in real time. How did that work? To see the full power of NSTextView , download some formatted text from here , to use as the initial text for the text view. Open it with TextEdit, select all the text and copy it to the clipboard. Then, open Main.

Open the Attributes Inspector and paste the copied text into the Text field. Now, switch on the Graphics and Image Editing check boxes to allow images in the text view. But you can drag in, or paste images in, to the text view when BabyScript is running. Have a go if you want. In the alert box that pops up, chose to save the document. Open ViewController. Then add the following code:.

This code defines an outlet for the text view, and in viewDidLoad calls the text view toggleRuler method to show the ruler — the ruler is hidden by default. Now you need to connect the text view to this outlet in Interface Builder. Hold down Ctrl , drag into the text view until it highlights, and then release the mouse. A small window with the list of Outlets will show. Select the text outlet:. With two lines of code and the default functionality provided by Cocoa, you have created a mini word processor!

Modal windows are the attention seekers of the window world. Once presented, they consume all events until they are dismissed. The save and open panels that all macOS apps use are good examples of modals. Sheet modals appear from the top of the window that presents them. The save alert in BabyScript is an example. Drag a new Window Controller from the Object Library into the canvas. Select the Window from the new Window Controller Scene and use the Size Inspector to set its width to and height to With the window still selected, select the Attributes Inspector and uncheck the Close, Resize and Minimize controls.

Then, set its title to Word Count. Having minimize and resize buttons in the title bar would be strange. Now, select the View from the new View Controller Scene and use the Size Inspector to set its width to and height to Line them up like the image below.

Select the Attributes Inspector. Now change the alignment of all the labels to right justified. Select the proxy icon for the word count view controller and open the Identity Inspector.

Open WordCountViewController. The dynamic modifier makes the two properties compatible with Cocoa Bindings. Then open the Bindings inspector and do the following:. Repeat the same for the paragraph count numeric label, but this time use paragraphCount into the Model Key Path. Select the Window Controller of the Word Count window. You now have the storyboard components for the Word Count window ready and waiting. You are almost done. So, hang in there! In WordCountViewController. The tests and examples have only been run with bit Python 3.

The tests run with and without lazy import in Python 3. Python 3. Previously, PyCocoa was tested with bit Python 3. The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:.

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