I got from reading the documentation that UTIs are the modern way to go.
NSAttributedString.h says "for reading, thNSFileTypeDocumentAttributes is
available along with NSDocumentTypeDocumentAttribute, but for writing the two
are mutually exclusive"
So I decided to replace NSDocumentTypeDocumentAttribute in my
documentAttributes with thNSFileTypeDocumentAttributes which contain a UTI
string.
Previously I had:
2011-09-21 17:01:46.497 TextEditor[2950:2403] -[TestDocument
fileWrapperOfType:error:] will with documentAttributes {
CharacterEncoding = 4;
DocumentType = NSPlainText;
UTI = "public.plain-text";
}
- worked fine.
But now, with using the UTI stuff I get:
2011-09-21 16:55:25.551 TextEditor[2897:5203] -[TestDocument
fileWrapperOfType:error:] will with documentAttributes {
CharacterEncoding = 4;
UTI = "public.utf8-plain-text";
}
2011-09-21 16:55:25.553 TextEditor[2897:5203] -[TestDocument
fileWrapperOfType:error:] Error Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=66062
"File could not be saved because the specified format is not supported."
So - should I just ignore all the hype about UTIs, or what?
Kind regards,
Gerriet.
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