In users/library there is a folder with the name of my application that contains appname.storedata
I have no idea why it’s there, and why it and *only* it is there, but that was the file that created the problem.
However, it turns out that under Snow Leopard you can no longer search for a document of type x – a search for .storedata turns up zilch. Tiger’s Spotlight app, which I liked an awful lot, has been folded into the general folder search – no more grouping of results (which was useful), no more search by predicate of ‘find me something of the same type as the document I’ve just dragged here’ which Sherlock used to do. Dear Apple: why are we getting less functionality???
So I’ve found one zombie file, but have no idea whether I can find and zap all of them.
Onwards and upwards. And now to make a bloody tree controller work when every single tutorial I find is giving me something that throws exceptions left, right, and centre.
This includes Apple’s own, so I’m not singling anyone out, I am just *so tired* of not even being able to RTFM because there IS no FM that describes how to make the code work in simple steps, and Apple seems to be changing everything around and mixing it up and while I’ve specified in my app delegate that I want my app to store its data in SQLite format, I have no idea what .storedata IS.