Hier würde ich mir einen Sync mit Dropbox wünschen. Da ich immer relativ viele Dateien in der App habe ist es sehr aufwändig die Daten zu aktualisieren. Dies führt dazu, dass die Daten in der App noch einen alten Stand haben wenn ich Sie bearbeiten will. Ich bearbeite natürlich die meisten Dateien auf dem Desktop. (BTW, the editor itself is really, really nice - it looks like an insane amount of work has gone into polishing it.) It'd really help prevent data loss when uploading to dropbox. Hopefully these enhancements wouldn't take too much effort. (void)restClient:(DBRestClient*)client uploadedFile:(NSString*)destPath from:(NSString*)srcPath metadata:(DBMetadata*)metadata You'll want to store the new metadata.rev value whenever you upload a file. This is the callback you should be using for uploading files, so you have access to metadata.rev. If it's successful, you'll want to store the metadata.rev that you get in the uploaded file callback.
If the file has changed remotely, Dropbox will call the "uploadFileFailedWithError:" callback, at which point you can ask the user if they want to overwrite the remote file, and switch to the old upload method. When you upload a file, include the metadata.rev value as the "withParentRev:" argument, if it's a new file, use "nil". Store the "metadata.rev" value somewhere, it identifies the revision of the file you just downloaded.
#Textastic app work on dropbox download
When you download a file from Dropbox, use this callback: (If you're using the deprecated callback, you'll have to remove it from your code, or this won't be called) - (void)restClient:(DBRestClient*)client loadedFile:(NSString*)destPath contentType:(NSString*)contentType metadata:(DBMetadata*)metadata (I've already lost a little work because of this.)Īll I really need to avoid data loss is for the warning dialog to only appear if the file has actually changed remotely. In the short term, please consider adding checking for remote changes. Automatic sync would be nice, but I understand that you might not have time to implement it.
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