William Kent

@gix What happens is that my Windows 11 system detects as Windows 10, and as such the Win10 Aero theme is used, and it looks very out-of-place compared to the...

I never covered that particular case, as I only used split views with one splitter and two subviews. I'll try to find time to look into this; I would be...

@apjanke Thanks for the good word. However, sending patches to Octave itself is not something I really am interested in pursuing. The idea came to me while I was working...

If you run `sudo xcodebuild -license`, it will show the license agreement in a Terminal-based pager; you would then press Q to quit the pager and type the word "agree"...

Also, there appears to be no way to determine if the license needs to be accepted; running `sudo xcodebuild -license` always prompts interactively, even if the license has already been...

The data is stored in `/Library/Preferences/com.apple.dt.Xcode.plist`, but it appears to be deliberately obfuscated to preclude attempts to determine this. Xcode checks the "EA" license agreement number against an internal value;...

There's also a value containing an Xcode version number (at least on my Mac running Xcode 10.1), but I don't know how much weight the version number has in the...

Here’s the applicable code from my copy of brew: ```rb def check_xcode_license_approved return unless `/usr/bin/xcrun clang 2>&1` =~ /license/ && !$CHILD_STATUS.success? # ...display error... end ```

One note here. I just ran into a problem with VSMac (version 8.2.2) wherein it cannot find the Apple Development certs, because the project properties UI does not acknowledge them....

Just a comment, if binding to Swift natively is too difficult (although it should be easier now that the ABI has been fixed), we could always write a Swift library...