Let’s discuss hypotheticals. Let’s say you’re developing a software application that lets you put files together into an archive (be it .zip, .tar.gz, whatever). Let’s say that, for your application to work properly, you need to have the user select a location for and save the file before they can do anything to it. This is similar to how Xcode requires you to enter a name and location for a new project before you can build it or really do anything to it.
What would the best practice be for implementing something like this in Cocoa in an unobtrusive, Mac-like way? (FYI: the intention of this thread is _not_ to debate whether or not something like this _should_ be done). Apple’s default NSDocument setup in Cocoa doesn’t really work well for this kind of model out of the box. Anyone have any advice? — SevenBits
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