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NSDocument file association question
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NSDocument file association question


  • Subject: NSDocument file association question
  • From: "email@hidden" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2006 08:06:32 -0700

If I have Document A that always saves to file type/Document B and I save Document A, is there a way to force Document B to be opened when the user double clicks the saved document? While Document A is up, Cocoa "eats" the "open" message (I'm not sure where). If I close A, (or quit and relaunch) Document B correctly gets called and opens up. However, there does seem to be some latent connection between the saved document and the document it was saved from, even though they are separate types. I'd like to break the connection, if possible. It's not a big deal, because users would rarely (I think) want to immediately reopen the saved document, but it would be nice to allow them to do so.

Thanks,

Mark
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