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Re: Newbie: Storing text for use in code
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Re: Newbie: Storing text for use in code


  • Subject: Re: Newbie: Storing text for use in code
  • From: Andres Ramirez <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 10 May 2003 09:45:50 -0400

I've searched the archives, but their system is quite annoying.

Which archives did you search? Apple's or Mamasam's?

I searched Apple's.

What exactly are you going to do with these strings? If they're used to display some text to the user, then yes, definitely use the localized string system. Otherwise, it depends...


I'm basically writing very specialized html out to a file, and would like to keep the type of tags I will be using in a place where I could change them easily or add to them; somewhere other than in a header file. I really want the equivalent of putting text in a resource file under carbon. Maybe I could do that and open it through cocoa?

- Andres


Andres Ramirez
Motion Graphics and Animation
http://www.pixeldream.com
617-413-8582
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