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 13:58:52 +0200
Yes, its a property list. I just save my array with writeToFile:atomically.
Ok, I will not save my images inside my app, I didn't know that this was a
big no no :-)
I will look at creating NSData from a NSImage and see if it works for me,
thanks.
Peter
Ursprungligt meddelande
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At 12:56 Uhr +0200 02.10.2004, Peter Karlsson wrote:
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>In the app I am developing there is a import and export feature. File
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>format is xml. This works as expected.
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What kind of XML? A Property List like you get from NSDictionary's
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writeToFile:atomically:?
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>When the user imports or exports this file I also want some .tiff images
to
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>follow the file. These images is located in a folder inside my app and
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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Joar already told you about messing with your app. It won't work if
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your app is on a server or the user doesn't have admin permissions
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and the app is in /Applications. Don't do it.
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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
this?
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If it's a property list, you can create NSData from your NSImage,
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and then put that NSImage in your NSDictionary/NSArray/whatever and
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just write that to the file using writeToFile:atomically:.
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Cheers,
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M. Uli Kusterer
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