Creating and associating my own file extension based on plist
Creating and associating my own file extension based on plist
- Subject: Creating and associating my own file extension based on plist
- From: Ignacio Enriquez <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 30 Sep 2010 13:11:25 +0900
Hi
This is basically a duplicate of this thread:
but the more eyes the better I thought so here is my question:
My iPad application handles with files of type *.mndl which is not
more than a customized *.plist. Up until now I've been using *.plist
files but now I want to associate the extension and be able to open
*.mndl files from any other app I have realized that renaming
file.plist to file.mndl does not work. (Hence, I don't even know if I
did correctly the extension association and exportation thing)
I sent to myself a file file.mndl from the computer and when received
in mail.app I got file.mndl.plist (It was automatically renamed and my
guess is because of its header)
How can I create my own *.mndl files while being able to read its
content using +dictionaryWithContentsOfFile: of NSDictionary class?
Even I am working with iOS I believe this kind of things were ported
from MacOS and Cocoa. So Cocoa developers could also know about this.
Thanks in advance
Ignacio.
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