FROM : Sherm Pendley
DATE : Tue Nov 27 23:56:31 2007
On Nov 27, 2007, at 5:42 PM, John wrote:
> I want to allow my users to select/create a folder,
> where my app
> will save files. So, the user should be able to select
> an existing
> folder, such as Documents, create some other folder
> under it,
> select it and return. Or select an existing folder.
> This is such a basic operation, I am sure
> there is a standard way to do that (other than by
> using mkdir in a terminal). I tried NSOpenPanel, but
> it does not have "New Folder" button.
Don't forget to check the superclass docs too. NSOpenPanel inherits
the -setCanCreateDirectories: method from NSSavePanel.
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DATE : Tue Nov 27 23:56:31 2007
On Nov 27, 2007, at 5:42 PM, John wrote:
> I want to allow my users to select/create a folder,
> where my app
> will save files. So, the user should be able to select
> an existing
> folder, such as Documents, create some other folder
> under it,
> select it and return. Or select an existing folder.
> This is such a basic operation, I am sure
> there is a standard way to do that (other than by
> using mkdir in a terminal). I tried NSOpenPanel, but
> it does not have "New Folder" button.
Don't forget to check the superclass docs too. NSOpenPanel inherits
the -setCanCreateDirectories: method from NSSavePanel.
sherm--
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| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| John | Nov 27, 23:42 | |
| Hal Mueller | Nov 27, 23:51 | |
| Sherm Pendley | Nov 27, 23:56 | |
| John | Nov 28, 00:36 | |
| John | Nov 28, 00:37 |






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