Re: Application Menu Name
Re: Application Menu Name
- Subject: Re: Application Menu Name
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2003 17:17:45 +0100
The name of the application is not governed by the name of the project
that builds it, nor by the title of the application name menu item of
the main menu as stored in the nib file.
While you can set a title for the application name menu item in IB, it
will always be replaced by the "real" name of the application at
runtime.
The real name of the application is a Info.plist setting that you set
in the target that builds the application. Double-click the target, and
check Info.plist Entries > Simple View > Basic Information >
Executable.
j o a r
On 2003-10-27, at 16.15, Lorenzo wrote:
I am using XCode and Panther.
I create a new project called "myProject.xcode".
I open the MainMenu.nib with Interface Builder and I modify the
Application
Menu Name in the menu bar to "myApplication". I mean that I modify the
name
of the first menu, that should report the name of the Application. In
other
words it is the menu that contains the "About myApplication" menu item.
Well, any time I launch my app, I see that menu name is "myProject".
The autoenables item of this first menu is not checked.
More, I tried to change the filename "myProject.xcode" to
"myApplication.xcode" but this didn't fix the problem.
In ProjectBuilder my app worked fine.
What did I forget?
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