You could subclass NSTreeNode to add NSCoder-compliance. Should be pretty easy.
On 1 Jun 2010, at 04:55, John Velman wrote:
> NSTreeNode doesn't seem to be NSCoding compliant. How does one archive a
> tree when using NSTreeNode? Does one, when saving, extract the represented
> objects for archi
NSTreeNode doesn't seem to be NSCoding compliant. How does one archive a
tree when using NSTreeNode? Does one, when saving, extract the represented
objects for archiving, then rebuild with NSTreeNodes when unarchiving?
Can't seem to find any examples or information.
Thanks,
John Velman
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