FROM : Dimitri Bouniol
DATE : Fri Jun 30 09:54:20 2006
> If your NSDocument subclass is not named "MyDocument", you need to
> change its name where you find it in the Info.plist of your project
> for the key NSDocumentClass :
>
> [...]
> <key>NSDocumentClass</key>
> <string>MyDocument</string>
The thing is that I don't want to use NSDocument at all. Is there a
way to have the file types in Info.plist (for the Finder), but not
use NSDocument, without starting a new project?
--
Dimitri Bouniol
<email_removed>
DATE : Fri Jun 30 09:54:20 2006
> If your NSDocument subclass is not named "MyDocument", you need to
> change its name where you find it in the Info.plist of your project
> for the key NSDocumentClass :
>
> [...]
> <key>NSDocumentClass</key>
> <string>MyDocument</string>
The thing is that I don't want to use NSDocument at all. Is there a
way to have the file types in Info.plist (for the Finder), but not
use NSDocument, without starting a new project?
--
Dimitri Bouniol
<email_removed>
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| Dimitri Bouniol | Jun 30, 02:48 | |
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| I. Savant | Jun 30, 15:40 | |
| Dimitri Bouniol | Jun 30, 21:40 | |
| Chris Hanson | Jun 30, 22:35 | |
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