Re: Application runs in xcode but not on its own
Re: Application runs in xcode but not on its own
- Subject: Re: Application runs in xcode but not on its own
- From: Nick Zitzmann <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2004 00:11:34 -0800
On Feb 24, 2004, at 11:50 PM, Jeremyah Payne wrote:
Well cleaned, no zero link, but i do rely on one file for now. It
will end up being around 100+ after my artists get done. When in
xcode mode the file is in the build folder, I haven't touched the file
at all should it not be in the same folder as the app if i say load
"file"?
System 7 just called you and wanted its tradition back. <;*) Ideally,
if your application relies on one file to run, then that file should be
inside the application's bundle, probably in its Resources directory.
Then you can get its path by using either the CFBundle or NSBundle
APIs.
You should never rely on the PWD being set in a certain way, because
you never know when it's going to be different. Xcode sets the
application's PWD to the build folder, but the Finder always sets it to
/ (the root of the boot disk). And if someone runs the application by
executing it from the CLI, it might just be different again...
Nick Zitzmann
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