FaceSpan 5 is under development. That means it isn’t finished. But it also means that to some degree — indeed, to a rather impressive degree…
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I 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 CommentsThe 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…
2 CommentsOne 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…
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