If you choose to preprocess the Info.plist, it is just run through
the gcc preprocessor (as I understand), so you should be able to
use the same preprocessor macros that you would in a source file.
To enable preprocessing, you have to enable the INFOLIST_PREPROCESS
build setting ("Preprocess Info.plist File" in the Build
Configuration editors). There are some related build settings
("Info.plist Preprocessor Prefix File," "Info.plist Preprocessor
Definitions," "Info.plist Other Preprocessor Flags") that may also
be useful to you. If you filter the build configuration settings by
"info.plist" or something similar, you'll find what you need.
On Jun 7, 2005, at 8:51 AM, Olivier Tristan wrote:
Hi,
According to the xcode upades, you can now preprocess Info.plist
files wich is great.
But I've seen no example at all in the xcode 2.1 user guide...
Could someone tell me the syntax to use it.
I would really appreciate to change the number version according
to a #define from a .h file.
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