Re: NSDocument subclass (newbie) question
Re: NSDocument subclass (newbie) question
- Subject: Re: NSDocument subclass (newbie) question
- From: "Louis C. Sacha" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 23 Jan 2005 18:27:28 -0800
Hello...
You don't need to make any connections in InterfaceBuilder to do
this, the relevant info is actually stored in your applications
Info.plist file.
In Xcode, select your application in the "Targets" group, and open
the inspector. One of the tabs is "Properties", and you can define
which NSDocument subclass is used for any filetypes that your
application will be able to open.
All you have to do is add/edit the entries in the "Document Types" section.
Hope that helps,
Louis
Where do you tell Cocoa what your document subclass is? I looked
through the documentation, and saw references to the "file's owner".
However, in the Sketch app, this points to a window controller
class, not the NSDocument subclass. There's other references to the
info.plist file, but in the Sketch example, that didn't have any
reference to the NSDocument subclass name.
Thanks for any help!
Mark
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