Keep supplied extension in macOS save dialogues #9
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Hi @kawa-yoiko, I've tested this change on macOS 10.14.5 and the file extension is still not showing up 😢 Anyway after applying an extra change (c1a4379) it does work, so I've merged this change 👍 |
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The dialogue should keep the extension if it's among the allowed ones, or append the first one in the allowed list to the file name otherwise. Closes aseprite/aseprite#1835.
For some reason
setAllowedFileTypes:overwrites the extension provided insetNameFieldStringValue:, so it needs to be done before the latter. Apparently authors of electron have run into the same issue... Does this count as an upstream bug in AppKit? (=~=)