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Adding a zip file to the resources doesn't add it in the built application's resource path
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Adding a zip file to the resources doesn't add it in the built application's resource path


  • Subject: Adding a zip file to the resources doesn't add it in the built application's resource path
  • From: Alex Bumbu <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2007 18:46:07 +0200

Hello,
I'm trying to add a menu extra (SampleMenuExtra.menu) to the resources of my project to be able to copy it to a folder, but it looks like when adding the .menu to the resources the extension will be removed and I won't be able to use the menu (it will be copied without extension and even if I'll rename it won't work). So I've thought to archive the menu file and a the zip archive to the resources. My problem is that even if the zip file looks like it's added correctly to the resources, when i build the application the file won't be in the resource folder when I'm looking at the package contents. Please give me some ideas if you know what can be the problem. Thanx a lot.


Best regards,
Alex
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