FROM : mmalc crawford
DATE : Wed Jan 16 23:30:55 2008
On Jan 16, 2008, at 2:03 PM, Daniel Wambold wrote:
> Hello. I have written a relatively simple NSPersistentDocument
> application that uses CoreData to keep track of clients and specific
> events belonging to a given client. For some reason, if I open a
> file (say, by double-clicking it in the Finder) and immediately
> press Apple-s to re-save it, the file becomes zero bytes (in the
> Finder) and is unreadable. However, if I click on the data in the
> table views (the clients, for example, which causes the event list
> to update in the adjacent table view), THEN press Apple-s, it saves
> properly. It even over-writes the zero-byte file with the correct
> data if I didn't quit in the interim.
>
<http://www.cocoabuilder.com/archive/message/cocoa/2007/11/2/192085>
mmalc
DATE : Wed Jan 16 23:30:55 2008
On Jan 16, 2008, at 2:03 PM, Daniel Wambold wrote:
> Hello. I have written a relatively simple NSPersistentDocument
> application that uses CoreData to keep track of clients and specific
> events belonging to a given client. For some reason, if I open a
> file (say, by double-clicking it in the Finder) and immediately
> press Apple-s to re-save it, the file becomes zero bytes (in the
> Finder) and is unreadable. However, if I click on the data in the
> table views (the clients, for example, which causes the event list
> to update in the adjacent table view), THEN press Apple-s, it saves
> properly. It even over-writes the zero-byte file with the correct
> data if I didn't quit in the interim.
>
<http://www.cocoabuilder.com/archive/message/cocoa/2007/11/2/192085>
mmalc
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| mmalc crawford | Jan 16, 23:30 |






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