I was reading other responses that say it is not necessary to
subclass NSDocumentController just to have multiple document types.
The code posted is in an IBAction in my application's main
controller. It's connected to a menu item. I simply need to create a
new document of the specified type, rather than of the default type.
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On Oct 30, 2005, at 12:27 AM, mmalcolm crawford wrote:
It's not entirely clear what you're doing here.
Is the code above in a method of a subclass of NSDocument?
There should be no need for this. An appropriate instance will be
created and opened automatically if you have set up the document
descriptions correctly in Xcode. If you need a means to create new
instances of specific classes, create a custom subclass of
NSDocumentController.
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