RE: saving tables and user defined strings
RE: saving tables and user defined strings
- Subject: RE: saving tables and user defined strings
- From: "Stuppel, Searle @ San Diego Central" <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 21 Aug 2001 13:30:01 -0700
well then the best way is to set it up as a custom output, but still use the
regular save dialog functions.
i.e. create a NSString that contains the cells of the table, with each cell
being separated by a \t (tab). Maybe have the first line of the NSString be
a 2 part line of width and hieght, so it would look like below:
3\t4\n
cell1\tcell2\tcell3\t\n
cell4\tcell5\tcell6\t\n
cell7\tcell8\tcell9\t\n
cell10\tcell11\tcell12\t\n
then create a custom loader function that turns that mess into your table
again when you load that file.
hope this makes sense. otherwise send me some more email and i will explain
more.
searle
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Searle Stuppel
CB Richard Ellis, Inc.
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