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Guides and Sample Code Developer SiriKit Programming Guide Integrating with Siri Introduction to SiriKit Creating the Intents Extension Resolving and Handling Intents Specifying Custom Vocabulary Providing a Custom Interface Reference Intents Domains App Vocabulary File Format Revision History Document Revision History On This Page The Intents and Intents UI Extensions The Role of Siri and the Maps App Important This documentation contains preliminary information about an API or technology in development. This information is subject to change, and software implemented according to this documentation should be tested with final operating system software. SiriKit is a way for you to make your content available through Siri. It also lets you add support for your services to the Maps app. To support SiriKit, y...

SiteCatalyst code will be injected here when viewed in production Mac Developer Library Developer Search Search Mac Developer Library PDF Companion File Table of Contents Jump To Download Sample Code Next Previous There are a number of data types in the Core Foundation framework and the Foundation framework that can be used interchangeably. This capability, called toll-free bridging , means that you can use the same data type as the parameter to a Core Foundation function call or as the receiver of an Objective-C message. For example, NSLocale (see NSLocale Class Reference ) is interchangeable with its Core Foundation counterpart, CFLocale (see CFLocale Reference ). Therefore, in a method where you see an NSLocale * parameter, you can pass a CFLocaleRef , and in a function where you see a CFLocaleRef parameter, you can pass an NSLocale instance. Y...

SiteCatalyst code will be injected here when viewed in production Mac Developer Library Developer AppKit Framework Reference Classes Protocols Other Reference AppKit is a framework containing all the objects you need to implement your graphical, event-driven user interface: windows, panels, buttons, menus, scrollers, and text fields. AppKit handles all the details for you as it efficiently draws on the screen, communicates with hardware devices and screen buffers, clears areas of the screen before drawing, and clips views. The number of classes in AppKit may seem daunting at first. However, most AppKit classes are support classes that you use indirectly. You also have the choice at which level you use AppKit: Use Interface Builder to create connections from user interface objects to your application objects. In this case, all you need to do is...

SiteCatalyst code will be injected here when viewed in production Mac Developer Library Developer AppKit Framework Reference NSApplication Class Reference Tasks Getting the Shared App Object Configuring the App Terminating the App Handling Events Managing the Event Loop Managing Remote Notifications Managing Modal Windows Managing Panels Window Restoration User Interface Layout Direction Managing Windows Minimizing Windows Hiding Windows Updating Windows Managing Window Layers Accessing the Main Menu Managing the Window Menu Accessing the Dock Tile Managing the Services Menu Managing the App’s Activation Status Hiding Apps Providing Services Displaying Help Managing Threads Posting Actions Drawing Windows Logging Exceptions Managing User Attention Requests Keyboard Accessibility Presentation Option...

SiteCatalyst code will be injected here when viewed in production Mac Developer Library Developer Search Search Mac Developer Library PDF Companion File Table of Contents Jump To Download Sample Code CONTENTS Technical Note TN2206 The purpose of this technote is to provide a more in depth view of code signing. It is intended to expand upon the information given in the Code Signing Guide by supplying a more detailed analysis of the technology. The target audience for this document is OS X developers who have read and presumably understand the information given in the Code Signing Guide but want to learn a bit more. This document is not meant to be applied to code signing on iOS, however. Xcode manages code signing on iOS; viewing the iOS documentation will give a clue as to the similarities. Code Signing Recap Trust and Code Signing Code R...

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SiteCatalyst code will be injected here when viewed in production iOS Developer Library — Pre-Release Developer The Swift Programming Language iBook Welcome to Swift About Swift A Swift Tour Language Guide The Basics Basic Operators Strings and Characters Collection Types Control Flow Functions Closures Enumerations Classes and Structures Properties Methods Subscripts Inheritance Initialization Deinitialization Automatic Reference Counting Optional Chaining Type Casting Nested Types Extensions Protocols Generics Advanced Operators Language Reference About the Language Reference Lexical Structure Types Expressions Statements Declarations Attributes Patterns Generic Parameters and Arguments Summary of the Grammar Important This is a preliminary document for an API or...