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Re: Preserving user interface properties in Core Data documents



On 4/26/07, Sean McBride <email@hidden> wrote:
What is the recommended way to preserve UI properties as part of a
document?  For example: window sizes, window position, table column
sizes, etc.

There're two perfectly good approaches I can think of:

1 - Store them as a dictionary in your store's meta data (see
NSPersistentStoreCoordinator's -metadataForPersistentStore: and
-setMetadata:forPersistentStore: methods).

 or

2 - Create an entity called "Settings" or some-such, always make sure
your document has a single instance of this entity (try to retrieve
one on opening, if none, create one), and create attributes like
"windowSize" (which you could store as an NSRect()->NSValue->NSData or
as a string (NSStringFromRect()), etc.).

--
I.S.
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