The recent FaceSpan 5.0d42 build includes a graphing plugin based on Chad Weider’s GraphX framework. Chad’s framework provides three graphing views: curve, histogram and scatter…
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One of the precepts of FaceSpan programming is that your event handlers should run as quickly as possible to avoid blocking the FaceSpan user interface.…
Comments closedOne of my FaceSpan 4 examples demonstrated how to manipulate an application’s Dock icon. In this example, I rewrite that example using FaceSpan 5. Here’s…
Comments closedI am preparing yet another Script Debugger 4 maintenance release. This release addresses some issues that have surfaced since the 4.0.7 release. You can download…
2 CommentsAfter Thursday’s post (Unplugged) where I described how to use System Configuration notifications to detect when a laptop’s AC Power Adapter had been unplugged, it…
Comments closedAs has been discussed at length on the FaceSpan 5 Beta mailing list, the current Alpha builds lack table and outline views. However, FaceSpan does…
1 CommentApple recently released sample Cocoa code for a view called Speedometer View. I thought I would turn this into a FaceSpan plugin. The process took…
Comments closedFaceSpan can notify your application when the system configuration of your Macintosh changes. Here’s an example inspired by Michele Balistreri’s Unplugged utility that uses the…
1 CommentHere’s a FaceSpan 5 example project that turns Quartz Composer animations into desktop backgrounds. This project demonstrates the following things: How to place a FaceSpan…
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