Proper way to initialize application support file
Proper way to initialize application support file
- Subject: Proper way to initialize application support file
- From: Paul Johnson <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 17 Feb 2010 16:21:07 -0500
I am working on a Document-based application that needs to have a
certain file in ~/Library/Application Support/<appname> before it can
do anything. It needs to be created the first time the program is run
(or if it has been deleted by the user).
I've created a class XXAppDelegate and declared it as implementing the
NSApplicationDelegate protocol, and I defined
-(void)applicationDidFinishedLaunching:(NSNotification*)aNotification.
In this method I want to perform the file creation. Does this sound
like I'm on the right track? (Newbie as you can tell.)
I should add that the file needs to be created by accessing the
internet and could take even a minute to finish, so I will no doubt
have to worry about informing the user about the delay when the
program is run for the first time, but before I charge in this
direction I would appreciate some affirmation I'm on the right track.
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