Re: Create ('touch') file

Michael Ash <mike@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Steve <stephen@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> I'm trying to get the NSString writeToFile function method working but
>> I've finally found out that it 'cannot find the file at the path'
>> specified by writeToFile:path:encoding:error.
>
> Are you sure that the parent directory of the path you're writing to
> exists? Are you sure that you have write permissions there if it does?

I think lack of permissions would produce a different error. Spot-on about
checking to make sure the parent directory exists though.

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