例句與造句

1. The Cocoa API was created as the result of a 1993 collaboration between Swift as the preferred language for software development on Apple platforms.
2. Cocoa Touch is based on the macOS Cocoa API toolset and, like it, is primarily written in the Objective-C language.
3. Rather, it opens nearly all the functionality of macOS to developers who do not know the Objective-C language required for the broadly equivalent Cocoa API.
4. The GNUstep project has been working since 1994 to create a free implementation of the OpenStep object-oriented development environment ( which later became the Cocoa API on OS X ) on Unix.
5. Many developers complained that this state management code was far too useful to be isolated in EOF, and it was later moved into the Cocoa API during the transition to Mac OS X.
6. It's difficult to find cocoa api in a sentence. 用cocoa api造句挺難的
7. Although GNU Emacs has had native UI support on OS X using the Cocoa API since version 23, Aquamacs modifies the user interface to conform with Mac OS X standards in preference to Emacs standards.
8. The Objective-C code base was re-introduced with some modifications to desktop application developers as Core Data, part of Apple's Cocoa API, with the release of Mac OS X Tiger in April 2005.
9. Since the introduction of Mac OS X, the largest rewrite of the Finder was with the 2009 release of Mac OS X 10.6, into the Cocoa API, though little change was visible to the user.
10. OpenStep's libraries calling CF underlying code became the Cocoa API, while the new Mac-like C libraries became the Carbon API . As the C and Obj-C sides of the system needed to share data, and the data on the Obj-C side was normally stored in objects ( as opposed to base types ), conversions to and from CF could be expensive.
11. Apple does not provide compatibility between the Macintosh graphical user interface and the C programming language in the 64-bit environment, instead requiring the use of the Objective-C dialect with the Cocoa API . Many commentaries took this to be the first sign of Carbon's eventual disappearance, a position that was re-enforced when Apple stated no new major additions would be added to the Carbon system.