cocoa/obj c

I have an pointer to NSRunningApplication. Is there a way I can resize the application window? Let's say I want to maximize it, how can I do that? I checked the documentation and there's nothing there to do this. I can terminate it, force terminate it, so there's got to be a way to resize it...
thanks

read sicp

Read SICP.

What's SICP?

Get out.

No srsly, wtf is SICP? is it guna help me answer this question?

>>6
Google it. Basically it's a textbook for an defunct MIT course using a language that is of no practical relevance whatsoever outside of academia.
"Read SICP" is what the elitist dickheads here like to throw around to "prove" their superiority.
Carry on, lads, carry on.

>>6
It's a great course that that teaches you some of the basics of Computer Science which is something every good programmer should know and retards with brain damage deride because they think that learning a language or even just it's syntax is something that should be taught in classes.
That it's from a few years back is pretty irrelevant since CS moves at a glacial pace. That Knuth's early volumes of "The Art of Computer Programming" is still fairly relevant in some aspects despite even going through as outdated topics as sorting on MAGNETIC TAPE should tell you as much.
>>7
Oh, and it's only defunct due to a management decision forcing the teachers to switch over to Python. They're still pretty much teaching the same stuf thoughf.

>>8
>management decision
Depends on who you ask.

Some people here haven't read their SICP, that's unsettling.

>>8
>They're still pretty much teaching the same stuf thoughf.
Nah, it's more of a 'modern' programming thing now. It definitely leans more toward EE and churning out codemonkeys.

>>11 has ‘‘wandering f syndrome’’

What ever was the objective of Objective C?

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