As an added advantage on top of that it can avoid loading existing files into
memory until needed. This is particularly handy when writing document packages
as those files can be written quickly as hard links, rather than loading into
memory and writing out afresh.
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On 25 Feb
On 25/02/2012, at 2:47 PM, -Sergei G- wrote:
> I don't quite get the role of NSFileWrapper. It appears to provide a subset
> of NSFileManager functionality. Some of the Apple samples use NSFileWrapper
> to implement bundle support, but it is not clear if that's a requirement or
> just a choic
I don't quite get the role of NSFileWrapper. It appears to provide a subset of
NSFileManager functionality. Some of the Apple samples use NSFileWrapper to
implement bundle support, but it is not clear if that's a requirement or just a
choice of the developer.
Can someone elaborate beyond the o
