Re: "compiling" .nibs?
Re: "compiling" .nibs?
- Subject: Re: "compiling" .nibs?
- From: Sean Murphy <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2006 10:05:03 -0500
On Dec 20, 2006, at 8:33 AM, Leo Prete wrote:
My third (and last :-) ) question is:
my "killer application" is "almost" ready ;-).
I've deeply used IB but in the compiled application's Package Contents
all .nibs are readable and modifiable.
There's a way to "compile" or "protect" .nibs, after having used IB?
Hey Leo,
You can remove classes.nib and info.nib from inside of the main nib
package (for example, right click MainMenu.nib and choose "Show
Package Contents"). The keyedobjects.nib file contains all of the
information needed to run your application, while Interface Builder
will be unable to open/read it. It might still be possible for some
determined user to hack together a way to edit the file, but this is
good enough to prevent most users from changing anything in your
application's nibs.
FYI: This technique is used by Xcode.
- Sean
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