My thinking is there something in the project that’s not correct.
For some
reason the external file is not getting linked in?
I'm missing a setting in the project? The project is corrupted?
Possible
naming problem? Some init in the Framework that's needed at some point
during run time?
The fact that it is with all of the methods I'm trying to use, makes
me
suspect the project rather than the routines themselves.
Like Nick said, you must use either
CFCopyLocalizedStringFromTableInBundle,
CFCopyLocalizedStringWithDefaultValue, or their Cocoa equivalents in
order to access localized strings in a bundle other than the main
bundle. This is the case for both framework bundles and plug-in
bundles.
A few things to check:
(1) Are the keys you pass to the macro ASCII-only? C and its
derivatives are defined to use only the ASCII character set, not
Unicode or any extended character sets.
(2) Is your .strings file included in the Copy Bundle Resources build
phase of your bundle's target? Just existing as a member of your
project isn't sufficient, you need to tell it to actually be part of a
target to be used as part of that target.
(3) Are you specifying the name of the strings file -- without
the .strings extension -- as the name of the table in your calls to
one of the above macros?
(4) Is the .strings file actually localized -- that is, does Xcode
show you an "English" or "en" underneath it?
(5) Is the .strings file localized for the exact same locale as is
specified in your bundle's CFBundleDevelopmentRegion Info.plist key?
(In other words, not localized for "en" when the key is "English" or
vice versa.)
I suspect one of the above is what's going on.
-- Chris
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