How to parse .sketch files in Python – Photoshop
How can I parse .sketch files generated by sketch - mac application? I know that psd_tools can be used to parse .psd files generated in Adobe Photoshop.
How can I parse .sketch files generated by sketch - mac application? I know that psd_tools can be used to parse .psd files generated in Adobe Photoshop.
I drag a lot of graphic files from Finder directly into InDesign and Photoshop. I use a vey simple bash script to quickly open the directory containing the file. cd "/Volumes/Server/Resources/stock1/" open . The script opens the correct directory, but…
I am tearing my hair out trying to set up a custom icon for my OS X app. I have created all of the image files needed: mondrian_128x128.png [email protected] mondrian_16x16.png [email protected] mondrian_256x256.png [email protected] mondrian_32x32.png [email protected] mondrian_512x512.png [email protected] I have dragged…
I have an OSX bundle which includes an executable shared library with associated resources (think of photoshop). How can I find the bundle that contains the plugin and resoruces at runtime? _NSGetExecutablePath() and GetMainBundle() get the main application, not the…
In my app I use initWithContentsOfURL to load various types of image (JPEG, TIFF, PNG, GIF, etc) into an image, and then into an OpenGL texture. The only type that loads an image with an alpha channel is png. (in…
I am working on a college assignment and am having a huge problem. Everything was fine until I noticed a strange '.DS_Store' file in the main folder containing all my images, html, css and .js files. Now my webpages look…
I am working on a college assignment and am having a huge problem. Everything was fine until I noticed a strange '.DS_Store' file in the main folder containing all my images, html, css and .js files. Now my webpages look…
Objective-C has no namespaces; it's much like C, everything is within one global namespace. Common practice is to prefix classes with initials, e.g. if you are working at IBM, you could prefix them with "IBM"; if you work for Microsoft,…