Re: Help Help or is there any logic to CFBundleHelpBookName
Re: Help Help or is there any logic to CFBundleHelpBookName
- Subject: Re: Help Help or is there any logic to CFBundleHelpBookName
- From: Bill Garrison <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2004 12:23:05 -0400
On Oct 26, 2004, at 10:32 AM, M. Uli Kusterer wrote:
At 15:46 Uhr -0400 25.10.2004, Bill Garrison wrote:
I don't know if that was the final key in the tumbler or what, but
Help seems to be working consistently in my application now. The
Apple Help gods must have liked that last chicken...
I'm not sure whether I had two copies of my app way back when or
wwhether Help Viewer is actually coping the help files, but if you had
your help displayed in Help Viewer and then make a change, sometimes
for my app I still got the old helped. It was fixed once I had done a
"duplicate file" (renaming the copy to the old name) on my app and
launched that. That apparently caused Help Viewer to recognize the
change.
I saw this behavior in my app, too. A clean build took care of it,
which is fine for me right now; I'm just testing out Help integration.
Once I actually start diving into the meat of help construction, I'll
take a different tack on this.
It's probably more expedient to avoid Xcode altogether until your help
book is fully fleshed out and ready to install in your app bundle.
Create a working copy of your help book folder in
~/Library/Documentation/Help and do all the editing/indexing/testing
there, using Help Viewer directly. Help Viewer will recognize your
help book automatically if installed there (or
/Library/Documentation/Help).
Bill
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