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Multiple document models.
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Multiple document models.


  • Subject: Multiple document models.
  • From: April Gendill <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2004 23:44:47 -0700

Ok... This is probably a silly question or maybe I am just doing this program backwards. I have an application I've tinkered with for months now when I have time here and there. I chose to split it into two different types of document. document 1 handles 4 files formats in array, dictionary, plain text and proprietary format. The second deals with a package file containing 6 different files and a master file. I have a document subclass for the one that handles the plain files and a different document subclass for the package. Each uses a different window controller of course. The first subclass was the default one (renamed) from the document based application template. The second I did from scratch. (empty file). Each has it's own nib. Finally I have a master application controller that does little more than handle newdocument, save and so on. and it passes notifications to get the window controllers to perform certain menu functions.
I want to have a preference that allows me to choose which document type the application starts with, OR to simply allow me to have the application open the last document I worked in.
How do I control the document type that will be opened at launch?

Thanks
April.
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