Hi all, I'm trying to add autosave and versions to an application and as far as I can tell from the docs it should be as simple as overriding +(BOOL)autosavesInPlace to return YES from my core data document application. So what I have is essentially:
class MyDocument < NSPersistentDocument
...
def autosavesInPlace
return YES
end
end
However, I don't get autosave or versions behavior (i.e. I've still got the
"dirty dot", no versions menu in the title bar etc). Also, autosavesInPlace
doesn't seem to get called. When I print a log message in there it never shows
up in the console.
Should this be working the way I'm doing it? Unfortunately, I don't have a
Cocoa application to compare (yet) so I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong
at the frameworks end or on the MacRuby side.
One thing I was wondering (since I'm rather new to both Ruby and MacRuby): I'm
overriding a class method here (+(BOOL), not -(BOOL)), is there anything
special I need to consider when doing this from MacRuby?
Cheers,
Sven
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