-applicationOpenUntitledFile
-applicationOpenUntitledFile
- Subject: -applicationOpenUntitledFile
- From: Brent Gulanowski <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2003 11:34:34 -0400
Hi, does the method -applicationOpenUntitledFile exist for those
applications that don't use the document architecture, or does this
method compliment that architecture? The docs don't cross-reference
each other on that point, that I can find. I guess the fact that it's
called "file" and not "document" suggests that it is for apps that
don't use the document architecture.
I am working on an app that requires two input files in order to create
a new document. I have not found an intuitive design by which to
organize the preparation. Essentially the user needs to provide paths
to the two input files (an image, and a text file containing analysis
data produced by a command-line tool using the image). This will occur
in a custom Open... panel, and the user will then OK or cancel.
I can put the logic to present the panel in -makeWindowControllers, and
that seems not to conflict with anything else in the flow of the
generic document architecture, but it is not intuitive and would like
suggestions on a better approach. It is probably not a big deal, but
I'm debating whether I should be creating an instance of my custom
document object before or after the user chooses the files (or cancels
the New... command).
Thx
Brent Gulanowski email@hidden
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