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creating folders inside the main bundle
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  • Subject: creating folders inside the main bundle
  • From: Roarke Lynch <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 21 Jul 2002 01:11:09 -0400

I am in the process of making my current application dynamically load plugins that I can later develop for it. I can load them just fine but I am stuck on one tiny detail. You can call [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForBuiltInPlugIns] to get app.app\contents\PlugIns by default but when you build the project this directory does not atomatically exist. Now i suppose i could make the app dynamically generate this directory when the app launches easy enough, but I would rather have this directory always exist, i.e i want to be able to create a custom folder within my app's mainBundle. How the hell do you do it in PB?


Roarke Lynch
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