Re: Frameworks + sharedFrameworksPath
Re: Frameworks + sharedFrameworksPath
- Subject: Re: Frameworks + sharedFrameworksPath
- From: Jerrod Fowkes <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2006 08:24:34 -0700 (PDT)
Ok, after a couple of days, I basically had to take everything out of the framework and put it directly into my application. The framework I was working with was called sparkle for an automatic updating system. I hope enough people read this. -Jerrod
Jerrod Fowkes <email@hidden> wrote:
Hello all,
This might be trivial to some. I have some code that accesses a nib
file in a framework. I have set the framework up in my project and in the
release build I can take a gander in the MacOS directory and my
framework is in there. In my framework I put in NSLogs to output the value of
my sharedFrameworksPath varaible. On 10.4 I can't get it to output, and
everything is fine. However on 10.3 I can get it to output and my app
crashes. I noticed that when the varaible sharedFrameworksPath resolves,
it looks for my framework in ../MacOS/SharedFrameworks directory when
my framework is actually in ../MacOS/Frameworks. This results in my nib
file not being able to load. I don't know if I should be using
something else on the cocoa side or I am somehow shanking something in my
project. Thank you -Jerrod Fowkes
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