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Re: Write a prefs file
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Re: Write a prefs file


  • Subject: Re: Write a prefs file
  • From: Matthew Stuckwisch <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 30 May 2002 20:46:29 -0500

SVP, where are these new items documented? I'd just love to have some new rez trix.

NIBs are heavily documented in Cocoa documentation, they're the interface files for Cocoa apps. .strings are strings separated by semicolons, commonly found in localization.strings, which is used for translating applications to various languages, for example, a line from my localization of Fire.app for Spanish goes as follows:

"%@ has sent you a message." = "%@ te ha enviado un mensaje.";

Where the first string is the English and the second it's translated finished with a semicolon. This is the basics of a strings file, I'm sure there's more, but I have no idea other uses of it, since I haven't seen it used for anything other than localization of applications.

My ultimate guess for all new things you can find information in the Cocoa documentation.

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