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  • Subject: NSFileWrapper
  • From: Peter Hudson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 04 Jun 2016 11:01:26 +0100

Hi All

Our users have now decided to push the bounds of the system - resulting in file sizes that are getting to large for comfort.

It would be possible to fairly easily split the current file format into two and store it as two separate units.  This is a particularly interesting solution as half the data rarely changes.  It would however be neccessary for the two files to be handled transparently, by the user, as one unit.

I have been looking over the docs for NSFileWrapper.  I can’t see if it is possible to construct a file wrapper that presents itself to the user as ‘one file’ complete with icon - and hides the multiple files in the wrapper.

Any suggestions / pointers  gratefully recieved !

Peter
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