Importing Images #306
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…he insertion point so that the order is preserved, and the selection isn't changed.
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This is a basic implementation of importing files. When you select "Import Storyboards" from the file menu (or invoke the Shift+Apple+I shortcut) you'll be presented with a file system dialog where you can select jpgs, pngs, or folders. We then add storyboards for each of the files, traversing directories recursively. During import, we resize the image to fit into the current storyboard dimensions, copy it to a new file in the images folder, generate a thumbnail, and finally save the board file.