关于application title一直是untitled的问题

立了一个cocoa  application项目，在Interface Builder中修改了title，在运行时标题始终是“Untitled”。

这是我在http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4720030/cocoa-mac-application-title-says-untitled 上找的解决方法。

I have created a document based Mac  OSX application, and when I'm editing in Interface Builder, the title is correct (I filled out that portion of the inspector) but once the program runs, the application title is 'Untitled'. How can I change it? In my IB Doc Window, I have instances of Files Owner, First Responder, NSApplication, and NSWindow. There is no view controller , is that the issue? I'm new to Cocoa..

-> It will probably change to the name of your document once you save it (or open one). – zneak Jan 18 at 3:07

-> Naming a new, unsaved document “untitled” is the correct way according to the HIG. http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/UserExperience/Conceptual/AppleHIGuidelines/XHIGWindows/XHIGWindows.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/20000961-CHDHBCGE  Why do you want to violate that convention? – Peter Hosey Jan 18 at 5:17

下面是比较暂时比较好的解决方法：覆盖NSDocument的-displayName方法

One solution is to override -displayName in your NSDocument subclass:

- (NSString *)displayName {
    if (![self fileURL])
        return @"Some custom untitled string";

    return [super displayName];
}

You can also check out NSWindowController's -windowTitleForDocumentDisplayName: if you're using custom window controllers.