I’ve already wrote the solution to this bug and soon I’ll release the new version which also includes a way to exclude person from sync.

“This changes everything. Again.”

YABI core functions have been totally reimplemented and, above all, completed.
This version addresses few bugs, which caused YABI Agent crashes (e.g. when an event name is changed in AddressBook).

I’ve also been asked for new interesting features, I’ll work on them in spare time:

• use remote calendar as target
• excluding birthdays
• enhanced nickname support

Upgrade note
We suggest to deactivate YABI before upgrading; follow these few steps:

• Open YABI preference pane
• Click on Deactivate button and quit System Preferences
• Upgrade YABI by double-clicking on the new icon

Download YABI at http://www.devzero.it/yabi/ and check it out!

Here some changes:

• [FIX] Nicknames were not properly imported by from Sync Server and it was impossible to substitute in event title
• [FIX] Target calendar change is now saved
• [FIX] Event title changes are properly saved
• [FIX] Alarm icon column is no more bound to “data” binding (“value” is now used: no more warning in your console about this deprecated construct)
• [NEW] Agent deactivation removes application data file
• [NEW] Deactivate button is now disabled when a fresh-sync is issued
• [NEW] Added the new specifier “%yp” (equal to %y minus 1)

Here what must still be implemented:

• Software autoupdate

I’d like to thank all of you for your bug report and support.

You can download it at www.devzero.it/yabi

Here some changes:

• 64-bit enabled
• minor memory leaks fixed
• added “partner” attribute for anniversary cross-check
• UI updates
• removed unused frameworks

Here what must still be implemented:

• Save/restore event titles
• Software autoupdate

You can download it at www.devzero.it/yabi

DZSelectableBox is a subclass of NSBox view which emulates this behavior. An instance of this class comes with one more variable member, the box state: when the box is marked as selected, an inner rounded path is drawn inside its bounds; DZSelectableBox honors title position, if it’s visible. You can use this class in two different manners: standalone or as part of a radio group.

Standalone version

A standalone box works as described before: the only thing you’ve to do is open Interface Builder, place a common NSBox in your window, change its class name into DZSelectableBox and start using it.
You can change box state programmatically by using the toggleState message, the setSelected method to set its state or simply by clicking on it.

Radio group version

Whenever you need a group of boxes and the opportunity to select only one of them at time, you’ve to set a radio group; after you followed the steps described before to create your boxes, you’ve to add the following sample code to your application:

leftBox.radioGroup = [NSNumber numberWithInt:1]; 
rightBox.radioGroup = [NSNumber numberWithInt:1]; 
[leftBox setSelected:YES]; 
[rightBox setSelected:NO];

(we suppose you created two boxes and connected them to two outlets called leftBox and rightBox)

When a box belongs to a radio group, it listens for group changes notification: for example, if you select the right box (by clicking on it), the left one will be automatically unselected.

Where can I download the code?

Code is available on GitHub at the following url:

http://github.com/unixo/Selectable-Box

You can also download a Test application

“Internet Address Fields” is a collection of three Cocoa classes, inherited from NSMatrix, which look like an NSTextField with an particular NSCustomFormatter.
It contains:

• IPv4 address field
• IPv4 netmask field
• IPv6 address field

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