Re: Changing "MyDocument" to another class
Re: Changing "MyDocument" to another class
- Subject: Re: Changing "MyDocument" to another class
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 16:47:03 -0800
Hmmm, I must be missing some small detail. However, I scoured the
project for 20 minutes and can't find any references to MyDocument. I
even used Sherlock to search all of the file contents for MyDocument. It
found nothing. Certainly there must be a way to change the name of
MyDocument.
Other people have answered this, I think. I just want to mention that
I just logged a bug on PB that making a new document-based app project
should let you choose the document class name, to save everybody having
to do this over and over.
In looking at the archives, I noticed that on 22 Oct 2001, sunnyvale
posted this question: "how to save a image in NSImage to pict format
file"
, with this comment: "I can save the NSImage to GIF or JPEG but not
PICT".
I've also seen other posts around this subject.
How can I save it to my new JPEG file?
Are there any settings for the compression quality?
Searching the archives for cocoa-dev and macosx-dev should yield much
material on this. A good string to search on is
"representationUsingType". No need for us all to go around on this
again. :->
I also just logged a bug on the doc that this method should receive
priority for documentation in the next release, as this issue seems to
come up more or less every day. :->
Logging bugs is the best way to let Apple know what we external
developers need. You can never log too many of 'em. It takes a minute
or two, and it might mean that that really annoying thing that's been
getting in your way gets fixed next release.
http://developer.apple.com/bugreporter/index.html. Love it, use it.
Ben Haller
Stick Software
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