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Cocoa App trying to display document icon despite not being document based

I'm working on a Cocoa/AppKit Mac app, and after customizing the File menu items (save and new), I now get a blank document icon on my app. My app is not document based however, so it simply displays some invalid location <NSWindow/0x60000...>

How can I get Xcode to stop adding this icon to my app's title bar?

I've tried looking through the changes in Main.storyboard, however I can't find anything that specifically relates to somehow converting my app into being document-based.

Blank document icon Here is the titlebar of my app which shows a blank document icon

Invalid location of the "document" And this is what happens when I right-click on it. It is pointing to the location where the app is launched.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 39

Answers (1)

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I took another look at the Main.storyboard file, and this was the culprit:

<connections>
    <binding destination="B8D-0N-5wS" name="representedFilename" keyPath="self.window" id="yWp-EG-r02"/>
    <outlet property="delegate" destination="B8D-0N-5wS" id="MS0-qL-3Yx"/>
</connections>

I don't know how it got in there, but removing it did the trick.

Upvotes: 0

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