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Assignment Types and schemes saving
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Assignment Types and schemes saving


  • Subject: Assignment Types and schemes saving
  • From: Francisco Tolmasky <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 30 Mar 2003 22:13:11 -0800

I recently asked a question about saving user info, and I got good responses about using the Application Support folder. I would just like to make sure what I want to save there is appropriate. I am making a grading program for teachers, and would like to having a variety of assignment types to choose from, for example "homework", "quiz", etc. But I would like to not limit it only to these by allowing custom types as well. Each type has its own identifying color. Also, they can create "schemes", which is basically a grading scale (90-100 A, etc.) and method (weighted, point-wise, etc). Schemes can also be customly created. So what I want to do is have two files, one for types and one for schemes, that keep track of all these default and custom types and schemes so the teachers can use them later. Thus, would an appropriate place to put them be in the application support section? If it is, does anyone have an example/tutorial/sample code as to how to do this, I'm not to savvy with cocoa file manager yet (I'm still used to ifstream, ofstream, etc.)

Thanks in advance! :)

Francisco Tolmasky
email@hidden
http://users.adelphia.net/~ftolmasky
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