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Re: Can I set "no extension" as a document file type?

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Re: Can I set "no extension" as a document file type?

Subject: Re: Can I set "no extension" as a document file type?
From: "Stephen Deken" <email@hidden>
Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2006 15:49:39 -0500

Anyone know a way to enable ONLY files with NO extension?


Assign the open panel a delegate.  Add the method
-[panel:shouldShowFilename:] to the delegate, and look for a period in
the filename.  If it has one, return NO.  Otherwise, return YES.

This will not associate the document with your application in the
Finder, but I assume that's beyond the scope of what you're trying to
accomplish.

--sjd;
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