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Latest revision as of 15:50, 21 April 2006
NSDocument is an AppKit class used to implement document-based applications. It is subclassed so that instances represent specific "document" types.
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Multiple editors
If your document uses multiple editors and each is represented with a single NSWindowController, you can commit all edits like in the following (obvious) code. Requirement is, that each NSWindowController should implement commitEditing.
- (void)commitEdits { NSWindowController *controller; NSEnumerator *enumerator; enumerator = [[self windowControllers] objectEnumerator]; while( (controller = [enumerator nextObject]) ) { if([controller respondsToSelector:@selector(commitEditing)]) { [controller commitEditing]; } } }