@dmitryincog7455
45:23 Could create two images outside the loop and swap between those inside. Thanks for the series :)
@Cryptoxicon
while it's been a couple of years and I am sure you've gotten a lot better at vim since then, just in case, if you want to replace a pattern with another, you could enter command :%s/pattern_to_replace/pattern_to_replace_with/g
@roygalaasen
I almost managed to make this work on my own, but God this is hard to even google information how to do. I managed to make a unsafe buffer show up on the screen using a NSBitmapImageRep, but it has some severely odd behaviours I have yet to figure out. I can’t wait to have a look at this video to see if there is either a hint of what I am missing or another way of doing what I am trying to achieve, which is basically see a slow drawing operation taking place while it is drawing rather than waiting for it to complete before it is showing. Edit: Actually this was exactly the same as I was doing. You are using an NSImage while I am drawing in the NSView straight from the image rep. I tried using a NSImage, but am having the same bug either way, so there is something I am not quite getting. I am not sure why it is not working in my case, but it must be something very silly. Edit 2: storyboard present a default view. I used that view. I thought to myself to rule out something by making a NSView on top of the default view. Then bam! That was the whole problem with seemingly up and down orientation fighting going on in my buffer drawing.
@ryanmcclue6867
Hi Theo. First I want to say a big thank you for the work you're putting in. I have question regarding Apple's documentation. For example, from the line of code: 'window.contentView.layer.contents = image;' I assume that 'layer' is a member of 'contentView' however on the documentation here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appkit/nswindow/1419160-contentview?language=objc 'layer' is not listed. This leads me to ask where is this functionality documented? Thanks again.
@themcscripter2111
I know some header files on windows have macro cases if c++ is not defined, hence provide declarations in a procedural orientation. Do the header files for an NS application have the same case.
@EddbsMUSIC
https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/GraphicsImaging/Conceptual/drawingwithquartz2d/dq_context/dq_context.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP30001066-CH203-CJBHBFFE Old apple docs that may be able to speed up some of this process using the low level api's of MacOsx
@travisrobson5889
Hi Ted, I'm trying to free the image and representation memory via the 'release' message (like you have written at https://youtu.be/0xLYfJfuO50?t=2415), but I'm still leaking memory like crazy. If I don't call the 'addRepresentation' message or set the image to the window...contents then memory doesn't leak. I couldn't find anything in the documentation to say what these functions might be doing to cause leaks. Do you have any idea? I was hoping you would try running without autorelease in the video.
@karlforshaw