RE: Re: Image export/import question
RE: Re: Image export/import question
- Subject: RE: Re: Image export/import question
- From: "Peter Karlsson" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 2 Oct 2004 13:44:21 +0200
rtfd seems like the solution for me. If i understand it right I can use
whatever file format I need 'inside' the rtfd format, right?
Is there a code example somewhere to get going? I have never used that file
format before.
Peter
Ursprungligt meddelande
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On 2004-10-02, at 12.56, Peter Karlsson wrote:
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> When the user imports or exports this file I also want some .tiff
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> images to
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> follow the file. These images is located in a folder inside my app and
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> they
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> are images that the user have added to my app so they are not the same
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> images from time to time.
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How do the user add images to "a folder inside your app"? It's usually
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a bad design to rely on the user having write access to your
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application directory. Have you thought about using the more
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standardized way of placing modified files in the
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"~/Library/Application Support/YourApp" folder?
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> The importent thing is that I want only one
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> single file when importing/exporting. Is there a preferred way to do
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> this?
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> Maybe adding image data to the xml file (if possible), or is there
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> better
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> ways?
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Consider using a wrapped file format, like "rtfd" or "nib"! That way
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you can continue to use standard file formats, and still present the
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appearance of a single file format custom to your app to the user.
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j o a r
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