Coolsville.

I just found out there's a better way to save image files...using...

 - (IBAction)saveImage: (id)sender
{
    NSSavePanel * savePanel = [NSSavePanel savePanel];
    mSaveOptions = [[IKSaveOptions alloc]
                        initWithImageProperties: mImageProperties
                                    imageUTType: mImageUTType];
    [mSaveOptions addSaveOptionsAccessoryViewToSavePanel: savePanel];
 
    NSString * fileName = [[mWindow representedFilename] lastPathComponent];
    [savePanel beginSheetForDirectory: NULL
                    file: fileName
          modalForWindow: mWindow
           modalDelegate: self
          didEndSelector: @selector(savePanelDidEnd:returnCode:contextInfo:)
             contextInfo: NULL];
 
 
}


Though I haven't worked it up yet...if it will work. Adds all the options and save types I was trying to do earlier in one fell swoop! No more Quicktime and other file save antiques

rc

On Jan 28, 2012, at 1:48 AM, Robert Purves wrote:

> 
> Just a reminder that there's a better way to create a CGImage from a file.
> This works for any graphics file, without kludgy kode testing for ".jpg" and ".png"
> 
> 
> local fn CreateCGImageFromBundleResource( fileName as CFStringRef ) as CGImageRef
> '~'1
> dim as CFURLRef           url
> dim as CGImageRef         image : image = NULL
> dim as CGImageSourceRef   source
> 
> url = fn CFBundleCopyResourceURL( fn CFBundleGetMainBundle(), fileName, NULL, NULL )
> if ( url )
> source = fn CGImageSourceCreateWithURL( url, NULL )
> if ( source )
> image = fn CGImageSourceCreateImageAtIndex( source, 0, NULL )
> CFRelease( source )
> end if
> CFRelease( url )
> end if
> end fn = image
> 
> 
> 
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