On Sep 20, 2010, at 12:57 PM, Philip White wrote:
> Hello,
> I've tried using the following code to save an attributed string as a docx
> file.
>
> //the attributed string is 'contents'
>
> NSDictionary *attributes = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObjectsAndKeys:
> NSOfficeOpenXMLTextDocumentType, NSDocumentTypeDocumentAttribute, nil];
> NSRange range = {0,[contents length]};
>
> NSError *error=nil;
> NSFileWrapper *wrapper = [contents fileWrapperFromRange: range
> documentAttributes: attributes error: &error];
>
> [wrapper writeToFile:[path stringByExpandingTildeInPath] atomically:YES
> updateFilenames:NO];
>
>
> What I end up with is what appears to be an unzipped docx file (my
> understanding is that docx files are zipped archives), i.e a folder full of
> various resource files. I then try zipping it and changing the extension to
> docx but I don't seem to end up with a valid docx file, or at least not
> something that Pages 2008 can open. Maybe that version of Pages can't open
> that format anyway, but still that code clearly isn't creating what I would
> call a docx file. Any thoughts?
fileWrapperFromRange... is what you use when you want something that has a
directory structure on disk, e.g. RTFD. Use dataFromRange... instead.
Douglas Davidson
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