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Converting a Cocoa Application project to a document-based one
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Converting a Cocoa Application project to a document-based one


  • Subject: Converting a Cocoa Application project to a document-based one
  • From: Josh de Lioncourt <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2010 15:42:53 -0800

Hi all,

First the question, in essence, is:

If one starts with a project built using the Cocoa Application template, what steps are involved in changing that existing project to what Xcode will recognize as a Cocoa Document-based application?

The background:

I'm using a customized template for building a Cocoa application using the Renaissance framework, which is provided as part of the RenaissanceX distribution headed by Brian Smart.

The Renaissance framework requires you use its own GSMarkupDocument class instead of the NSDocument one.

I can sub-class GSMarkupDocument just fine, and have tried to replicate everything from the Cocoa Application for Document-Based apps template, but I must be missing a crucial step somewhere, as the app does not provide any of the basic functionality one would expect from a document-based app.

Any help with this would be appreciated.

Thanks.

	Josh

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