Re: Core Data and Document Packages
Re: Core Data and Document Packages
- Subject: Re: Core Data and Document Packages
- From: Tim Perrett <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 13:01:54 +0100
This is a very interesting thread...
I would agree with seth that you dont want it to appear to the user
what is inside the bundle, I too am trying to achive somthing like
this and would be interested in putting something rough together as
an example implementation. Sergio has started it in RubyCocoa, so it
would probably not take much to get a more robust working sample
together.
Also (and this might be a bit of a silly question) but the finder
still sees that bundle as a directory which the user can explore -
how would one set it up so the user can not freely browse it?
Thanks
- Tim
On 10 Jul 2007, at 21:14, Seth Willits wrote:
Two things. First, I think your approach could be simplified by
overriding setFileName: and modifying the path to point inside of a
package there (not quite sure, but it seems like it would work to
me). But second, the UI (such as the proxy icon menu, and recent
menu) will show the path inside of the package rather than the
package itself which is odd for the user, so keeping the document
url as the package itself is a good idea in my book.
It was interesting to see more rubycocoa code :)
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