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Localizing a Managed Object Model

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Localizing a Managed Object Model

Subject: Localizing a Managed Object Model
From: Jim Correia <email@hidden>
Date: Wed, 12 Oct 2005 17:33:36 -0400

The documentation says:

The easiest way to localize a model is to create a corresponding strings file—the strings file name is the same as the model file name, but with a .strings rather than a .xcdatamodel extension (for example, for a model file named MyDocumentModel.xcdatamodel the corresponding strings file is MyDocumentModel.strings).

I've tried doing just that with both the CoreData Application and CoreData Document Based Application templates, and - [NSManagedObjectModel localizationDictionary] always returns nil.

I'm not averse to wiring things up by hand if necessary. Have I done something wrong? (As always, I'm happy to write bugs against the frameworks or docs as necessary.)

Jim

Here are the bundle layouts:

MyTestCDApp.app:
    Contents:
        Info.plist
        MacOS:
            MyTestCDApp
        PkgInfo
        Resources:
            English.lproj:
                InfoPlist.strings
                MainMenu.nib:
                    classes.nib
                    info.nib
                    keyedobjects.nib
                MyTestCDApp_DataModel.strings
            MyTestCDApp_DataModel.mom
            MyTestCDAppAppDelegate.h

MyCDTestDocumentBasedApp.app:
    Contents:
        Info.plist
        MacOS:
            MyCDTestDocumentBasedApp
        PkgInfo
        Resources:
            English.lproj:
                Credits.rtf
                InfoPlist.strings
                MainMenu.nib:
                    classes.nib
                    info.nib
                    keyedobjects.nib
                MyDocument.nib:
                    classes.nib
                    info.nib
                    keyedobjects.nib
                MyDocument.strings
            MyDocument.mom


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