Gateboy 1.2.2

Gateboy is an advanced gate sequencer which allows you to modulate the audio level in many interesting ways. It features a unique pattern composer with variable rate, length and smoothness. Each of the pattern's steps, which has level and bypass controls, triggers a flexible envelope generator with adjustable shape and time.

Thanks to such immense configurability, Gateboy is capable of a very wide variety of effects - from complex trancegates and intricate rhythmic sequences to expressive beat slicing and beyond. It is available as a universal binary audio unit plug-in for Mac OS X.

Features:

• Pattern composer with up to 16 steps.
• Variable pattern length and rate.
• Step bypass switches.
• Multiple envelope generator shapes.
• Variable modulation smoothness and depth.

WHAT'S NEWVersion 1.2.2:

• Improved smoothing algorithm for the sequencer pattern.
• Minor user interface enhancements.
• New factory presets.

REQUIREMENTSMac OS X 10.3.9 or later, Audio Unit host application with Cocoa interface support
DEVELOPERSinevibes
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I developed a Cocoa application, built the application successfully. I am making "dmg" for distribution. I am using the command "hdiutil". I am able to do it successfully.

Can some one tell me how to show a dialog with my application and link to /Applications directory such that user can copy the application to /Applications?
I am attaching the image what I am expecting. In the image "video box" is user application. This dialog is shown after installing the "dmg".
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I am new to Objective-C and Cocoa. and now I have a problem.
I want to send 2 dimension array to function but it cannot compile the error is "array type has incomplete element type" Please help me

This is my Interface
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I want to run a shell script I wrote, but I'm having some trouble figuring it out. this is my code so far.

Code: NSString *crackPath = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"shell" ofType:@"sh"];
    [NSString addFileWithPath:shellPath];
   
    [outPipe release];
    [inPipe release];
    [task release];
   
    outPipe = [[NSPipe alloc] init];
    inPipe = [[NSPipe alloc] init];
    task = [[NSTask alloc] init];
   
    [task setLaunchPath:shellPath];
   
    [task setStandardOutput:outPipe];
    [task setStandardInput:inPipe];
   
   
    [task launch];

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PGnJ 1.0PGnJ is an intuitive SQL Database Development Environment for Mac OS X. PGnJ is surprisingly simple, yet extremely powerful for working with databases. Unlike alternative clients, PGnJÂ’s unique, single window interface gives you everything you need, right at your fingertips.
WHAT'S NEWVersion 1.0:

• [NEW] Oracle support added. (Thanks, Lorgio!)
• [NEW] SQLite support added. (Thanks, Milan!)
• [NEW] Tab completion support for table and column names added to the query editor.
• [NEW] A Script Library for managing SQL scripts added (:variables supported).
• [NEW] A template system for generating DDL SQL templates.
• [NEW] A common toolbar has been added to the Query Editor and Script Library views.
• [NEW] A filter bar (CMD+F to focus) to filter and order data with SQL added in the DataBrowser. (Thanks, Lorgio!)
• [NEW] The bookmark manager can now remember connection passwords.
• [NEW] The execution engine has been completely rebuilt from scratch to better handle multiple queries regardless of type.
• [NEW] The database tree now automatically refreshes when DDL is detected.
• [NEW] The database tree's state is now recalled when the database is refreshed (expanded nodes remain expanded, selected node remains selected).
• [NEW] SQL can now be executed directly from a file without first loading it into the query editor (for larger scripts).
• [NEW] It is now possible to drop one more files directly onto the query editor's input area to load sql.
• [NEW] Right clicking on a result set now reveals a pop-up menu that allows copying the content of either a single cell or the entire row in CSV format to the clipboard.
• [NEW] The bookmark manager now remembers the last selected database type to ease the task of adding bookmarks.
• [NEW] Table details are now pre-fetched in a background thread after connection to database is established.
• [NEW] A drag handle has been added to the bottom left action bar to make resizing the sidebar easier.
• [NEW] PGnJ can now remain running without any windows open (like standard Cocoa applications).
• [NEW] Experimental horizontal scroll wheel support added (use preference to toggle).
• [NEW] Added preference to convert all zero datetimes in MySQL to NULL (on by default; off causes exception).
• [NEW] Added menu items and keyboard shortcuts to navigate the table details at the bottom of the sidebar.
• [NEW] A shortcut (CMD+T) to focus on the database tree in the sidebar has been added.
• [NEW] A shortcut (CMD+W) to close the preferences window when it is visible has been added.
• [NEW] When started, PGnJ now specifically asks if it's okay to check for updates rather than defaulting to autochecking.
• [CHANGE] CSV Export no longer wraps integers, floats and booleans in quotes.
• [CHANGE] The connection sheet and bookmark manager are now fully keyboard navigable.
• [CHANGE] The connection sheet now cancels on escape. (Thanks, Manton!)
• [CHANGE] The keyboard shortcut CMD+E and menu item 'Database > Execute SQL' now executes SQL when the QueryEditor is visible and reloads the DataBrowser when the DataBrowser is visible.
• [CHANGE] Altered the row selection behavior on the database tree so that clicking on an expand/collapse arrow doesn't highlight that row unless the currently selected row is a child of that row.
• [CHANGE] When using CMD-UP/CMD-DOWN quick history from the Query Editor, if there is SQL currently in the Editor, it is added to the history so that it isn't lost.
• [CHANGE] The history browser (CMD-SHIFT-H) no longer automatically executes a SQL statement after selecting it and appropriately cleans up the query editor before loading the selected SQL.
• [CHANGE] Connection sheets are now correctly document modal. (Thanks to Werner, the Quaqua developer!)
• [CHANGE] Menu items are now properly enabled or disabled based on the context of the application.
• [CHANGE] Where necessary, tooltips are assigned to disabled menu items to explain how they can be enabled.
• [CHANGE] All tables are now borderless to be more in line with current trends in OS X application design.
• [CHANGE] The background color of the sidebar has been darkened slightly to better resemble the sidebar background colors of other OS X applications.
• [CHANGE] Polished dialogs with more appropriate copy and icons.
• [CHANGE] The QueryEditor now receives focus upon a successful connection to a bookmark.
• [CHANGE] When resizing the window, the sidebar now only grows the area containing the database tree rather than the table details section at the bottom.
• [CHANGE] Updated Quaqua LAF to version 5.0.1. (Thanks to Werner, the Quaqua developer!)
• [FIX] Now able to issue ALTER, CREATE and DROP statements to MySQL databases.
• [FIX] When a new bookmark is setup to connect to, it is now only added if the connection is successful.
• [FIX] The AutoCheckForUpdates preference is no longer (accidently) ignored.
• [FIX] Style changes in the query editor are no longer registered in the undo/redo history.
• [FIX] When loading a sql file, the QueryEditor properly replaces the current view.
• [FIX] Dialogs (sheets) now correctly gain focus, enabling keyboard interaction. (Thanks to Werner, the Quaqua developer!)
• [FIX] Columns of a table no longer sporadically appear multiple times in the table details area.

REQUIREMENTSMac OS X 10.4 or later.
DEVELOPERThomas Mango
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So, I'm curious if anyone has tinkered around much with the QTKit.

My problem set is actually pretty simple. Just a movie viewer. A window, with a QTMovieView.

The project is a Cocoa Application, not a Document-based project, though.

I have added the QTKit.framework to my project & set up the UI in IB. The UI has one QTMovieView & a button titled "Play".

I've set up the outlets & actions, etc correctly [I believe]. For now, I've hard-coded the path/filename into the program. When I click the play button, though, the movie doesn't play.

Since I couldn't get it to work, I thought I'd [*gasp*] check out the documentation for the QTKit, QTMovieView and QTMovie. I followed one of the tutorials. The first thing that stood out in the tutorial was that I created a document-based project & added the view to the MyDocument.nib's Window.

I did just add an NSLog line in the code that is connected to the play button, because I wasn't convinced that the function was even being called. When I built & ran the project & clicked the button, the NSLog message was output to the console. So, it is being called.

One half of my brain thinks it makes a little bit of sense that it works this way but not the other way, since movies are documents. But the other half of my brain is stubborn & thinking that they're both just windows with views on them and my code should work. Alas, it does not.

If code would help, I can post it. If I do that, though, please keep in mind that I really just whipped out the code for the app as a learning exercise, not for a class, or work project. I was just curious to see if anyone else had any thoughts as to why this might be happening.

Update Engine R3.5Update Engine is a flexible Mac OS X framework that can help developers keep their products up-to-date. It can update nearly any type of software, including Cocoa apps, screen savers, and preference panes. It can even update kernel extensions, regular files, and root-owned applications. Update Engine can even update multiple products just as easily as it can update one.
WHAT'S NEWrelease notes not available at developer site nor in download at the time of this posting
REQUIREMENTSMac OS X 10.4 or later.
DEVELOPERGoogle Mac Developer Playground
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