> On Mar 6, 2017, at 7:05 PM, Daryle Walker <dary...@mac.com> wrote:
>
>
>> On Mar 6, 2017, at 4:58 PM, Daryle Walker <dary...@mac.com> wrote:
>>
>> The docs fo “NSDocumentController.reopenDocument(for: withContentsOf:
>> display: completionHandler:)” mention it’s for app restore. It ultimately
>> calls “NSDocument.init(for: withContentsOf: ofType:)”, which mentions
>> autosaved documents. Do I have to restrict these methods for their
>> documented purposes? Or can I use them for general code, like an
>> import-document function? They look perfect; they load in a file’s data to a
>> new document, but leave the document’s file-identity anonymous afterwards.
>
> I tried:
>
>> extension DocumentController {
>>
>> /**
>> An action method called by the Import command, it runs the modal Open
>> panel and, based on the selected filenames, creates one or more `NSDocument`
>> objects from the contents of the files, but stripping the file identities.
>>
>> The method adds the newly created objects to the list of `NSDocument`
>> objects managed by the document controller. This method calls
>> `reopenDocument(for:withContentsOf:display:completionHandler:)`, which
>> actually creates the `NSDocument` objects. The first parameter is set to
>> `nil`, meaning the documents are initialized with the source data, but they
>> don't point back to said source.
>> */
>> @IBAction func newDocumentFrom(_ sender: Any?) {
>> self.beginOpenPanel {
>> guard let files = $0 else { return }
>>
>> for file in files {
>> self.reopenDocument(for: nil, withContentsOf: file, display:
>> true) {
>> if let error = $2 {
>> self.presentError(error) // Ignore if recovery was
>> done.
>> }
>> print("Document: \($0); Already open: \($1); Error:
>> \($2)")
>> }
>> }
>> }
>> }
>>
>> }
>
> Do not do this.
>
> 1. When I load a file with normal open, then try my import action above, no
> new window appears because the document has already been open once.
> 2. When my import was the first action on the file, there is a window with
> that document’s data. But the file DISAPPEARS from the Finder! I guess using
> these functions not as planned marked the file as temporary and cleared it.
>
> Since I already created a NSDocumentController subclass, I could do it right.
> Maybe I first call the regular open functionality, then:
>
> A. If the document already exists, make a new unconnected copy with Duplicate.
> B. If the document didn’t exist, strip the file-URL and old file-name.
I actually unconditionally duplicate the loaded document and remove the first
one if it wasn’t already open:
> @IBAction func newDocumentFrom(_ sender: Any?) {
> self.tryingImport = true
> self.beginOpenPanel { possibleFiles in
> self.tryingImport = false
> guard let files = possibleFiles else { return }
>
> for file in files {
> self.imports.append(file)
> self.openDocument(withContentsOf: file, display: false) {
> possibleDocument, alreadyOpen, possibleError in
> if let error = possibleError {
> self.presentError(error) // Ignore any recovery
> }
> if alreadyOpen {
> self.imports.remove(at: self.imports.index(of: file)!)
> }
> if let document = possibleDocument {
> do {
> try self.duplicateDocument(withContentsOf: file,
> copying: true, displayName: document.displayName)
> } catch {
> self.presentError(error) // Ignore any recovery
> }
> if !alreadyOpen {
> document.close()
> }
> }
> }
> }
> }
> }
It seems to be working so far. I have overrides of “addDocument” to not work if
the file is in self.imports and of “runModalOpenPanel” to watch
self.tryingImport and change the OK button accordingly (from “Open” to
“Import”).
—
Daryle Walker
Mac, Internet, and Video Game Junkie
darylew AT mac DOT com
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