Just as a test, I changed my writer method to immediately try to interpret the
JSON data and reconstitute the project’s data:
let structureDict = theProject.getStructureDictionary()
let jsonData = NSJSONSerialization.dataWithJSONObject( structureDict,
options: nil, error: outError )
if let reconstitutedStructureDict = NSJSONSerialization.JSONObjectWithData(
jsonData!, options: nil, error: outError ) as? NSDictionary {
var reconstitutedProj =
DocumentNode.readFromWrapperViaStructureDictionary( parentWrapper:
theFileWrapper!, dictionary: reconstitutedStructureDict )
}
All this works: reconstitutedStructureDict is a copy of structureDict, and
reconstitutedProj is a copy of theProject. And the JSON file that gets written
out appears okay, so my problem seems to be that
NSFileWrapper.regularFileContents isn’t returning usable data.
—
Charles Jenkins
On Friday, September 19, 2014 at 11:45 AM, Charles Jenkins wrote:
> My document structure is a file wrapper containing a bunch of RTF documents
> and a file called structure.json which describes how they relate to one
> another.
>
> I write out the structure file like this:
>
> let structureDict = theProject.getStructureDictionary()
> let jsonData = NSJSONSerialization.dataWithJSONObject( structureDict,
> options: nil, error: outError )
>
> writeFileToWrapper(
> parentWrapper: theFileWrapper!,
> filename: structureFileName,
> data: jsonData,
> err: outError
> );
>
>
> I’m not including the bodies of getStructureDictionary() or
> writeFileToWrapper() because they seem to work just fine. The structure.json
> file appears in my output package, and if I open it using TextWrangler, I see
> exactly the JSON content I expect, stored in UTF8 encoding.
>
> The thing is, my app can’t read it back in. Here’s the function that’s not
> working:
>
> override func readFromFileWrapper(
> parentWrapper: NSFileWrapper!,
> ofType typeName: String!,
> error outError: NSErrorPointer
> ) -> Bool
> {
> if let fw = parentWrapper.fileWrappers[ structureFileName ] as?
> NSFileWrapper {
> if let data = fw.regularFileContents? {
> let debug: String = NSString( data: data, encoding:
> NSUTF8StringEncoding )
> let obj: AnyObject? = NSJSONSerialization.JSONObjectWithData( data,
> options: nil, error: outError )
> if let structureDict = obj as? NSDictionary {
> var proj = DocumentNode.readFromWrapperViaStructureDictionary(
> parentWrapper: parentWrapper, dictionary: structureDict )
> theProject = proj
> theFileWrapper = parentWrapper
> return true
> }
> }
> }
> return false;
> }
>
>
> I expect I’ll find bugs in readFromWrapperViaStructureDictionary() if I ever
> call it, but I never get that far.
>
> With Swift and Xcode, stepping line-by-line through code it a bit confusing
> because the current line indicator bounces all around, sometimes appearing on
> lines of code already executed. But to be best of my belief, my problem is
> that obj can’t be converted to an NSDictionary. I inserted the debug: String
> to see what’s read from the file, and it comes back as garbage.
>
> Is calling regularFileContents the wrong way to read up my JSON file?
>
> —
>
> Charles Jenkins
>
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