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NSDocument questions earlier...
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NSDocument questions earlier...


  • Subject: NSDocument questions earlier...
  • From: Teunis Peters <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 24 May 2005 17:51:02 -0700 (PDT)

Solved MOST of them. Yes the "sketch" example covered some. I finally fixed my document window opening problem by setting the first responder to be the window controller class (as "sketch" does) rather than what the documentation suggests and making it the document class itself.. *sigh*
(also calling "[super windowDoneLoading]" if I've spelled that correctly. Oops)


Creating documents without GUI - easy. Make the window not automatically open on NIB load and don't tell it to load a window when you create a document. Seems to work...

It -does- look like overloading NSFileWrapper to access images in a database is the right way to go. Wonder if it could be used for embedding generic objects? (like, say, word documents or other such)
No idea 'til I try.


Ta!
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