- #BETAMAGIC MOVIE EXPLORER ONLY SOME SCANNED FILES SHOWING PRO#
- #BETAMAGIC MOVIE EXPLORER ONLY SOME SCANNED FILES SHOWING TV#
The Storage tab of the Preferences contains a new Data Snapshots section with status info and new settings. The new data snapshot feature includes the following extras: A data snapshot stored in iCloud can be used by all devices with News Explorer 1.11 or newer. Snapshots are automatically saved to iCloud on a daily basis, as part of the standard sync procedure. Data snapshots dramatically speeds up synchronisation with iCloud when syncing on a new device or on a device that hasn’t be used for some time. We implemented the following two new features to improve syncing speed: Slow syncing is extra problematic on iOS and iPad devices, because when you switch to another app while syncing, the sync procedure stops because of the completely outdated background processing limitations implemented by Apple. Syncing with iCloud can sometimes be very slow, especially when you sync for the first time on a new device while you have a lot of News Explorer data stored in iCloud. Version 1.11 of News Explorer introduces important sync performance improvements and a few other new features. News Explorer 1.11: Faster initial sync and more Sorting of attributes in the dropdown lists has been fixed for all entity types, including sub entities. A result counter is now being shown at the right upper side of the Predicate editor. URI type attributes can now be filtered with all standard string operators. UUID type attributes can now be filtered with is and is not comparison operators, in additions to the existing is nil and is not nil operators. > 0 returns all objects that have one or more related objects for the selected relationship. = 0 returns all objects of the current entity that have no related objects for the selected relationship. The probably most important filters are these: 
One-to-many relationships can now be filtered using predefined filters.The Predicate editor has received the following improvements: Version 2.1 of Core Data Lab contains a few important Predicate editor improvements, a Preferences panel rearrangement, and some small enhancements. Please contact us if you still encounter any unexpected problem with the new grids. The whole grid control reimplementation was quite complex because the controls are completely different regarding loading of data and images, and handling user interaction. However, only the last few years the suggested replacement control NSCollectionView became a valid option, thanks to improved support for animated data changes, customisation options and group header support. With each new macOS release, it became harder to keep the old grid control working. Also for years, Xcode (the app used to develop Movie Explorer) warned that this control was ‘deprecated’ and needed to be replaced.ĭeprecation of controls and frameworks seems to be invented by Apple, as in a lot of cases you get the impression that ‘the original developers of this control or framework are gone’ and instead of maintaining the control or framework, Apple simply replace it with something completely new, including the inevitable teething problems.
#BETAMAGIC MOVIE EXPLORER ONLY SOME SCANNED FILES SHOWING TV#
New grid implementationįor years, the thumbnail grid in the Movies and TV Shows view was based on the IKImageBrowserView control.
#BETAMAGIC MOVIE EXPLORER ONLY SOME SCANNED FILES SHOWING PRO#
Movie Explorer Pro 2.5 introduces a rewritten grid control in the Movies and TV Shows view, support for grouping in the Movies view and support for combining movies in Collections. Movie Explorer Pro 2.5: Grouping and Collections
Max column width sets the max column width that may be used during the autosizing calculations. You can choose to optimize only the first time a particular relationship table is opened (which is the default), or to optimize with each data row change, or to use default column widths. Relationship data determines when and if the columns in the Relationship panel are being optimized. Optimizing for all rows is of course a bit slower, especially with large tables with many columns. Optimization target determines if autosizing must be optimized for all rows in the table or only for the visible rows, which is the default value. The next sub-settings are only visible when this setting is switched on. Autosize column widths is a switch that toggles between classic fixed columns widths and the new autosized column widths. The Tables section of the Core Data Lab Settings (in older macOS versions known as Preferences) contains new settings to finetune the new column autosizing feature: 
So you’ll see more content and less waisted space. When opening a Core Data table, the column widths are now automatically optimized to the actual content. As always we have also added some other useful smaller improvements. The main changes of version 2.2 of Core Data Lab are auto-sizing columns and relationship data editing functions.
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