Dear list, I have an NSDocument app that implements autosave and versions on Lion. The NSDocument subclass is essentially a text editor. If I create a new document and type something in the text view then the 'Edited' tag appears. I then save the document to disk. After this, typing in the text view no longer triggers the 'Edited' state and hence no versions are autosaved. However, using "Save a Version" works fine, and I can view the versions in the versions browser.
Does anyone have a clue what I'm missing? As I understand it, if I'm using the default NSDocument undo mechanism (which I believe I am - at least undo/redo works on the editor) then I don't need to manually call -updateChangeCount:. What else could I be doing wrong? Many thanks for any suggestions, Martin
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