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Bundle resources with resource fork?


  • Subject: Bundle resources with resource fork?
  • From: Andy Wiese <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 19 Dec 2004 12:14:35 -0600

How can I have the resource fork of resource files copied into the Resources folder of a framework built with Xcode 1.5?

On Nov 4, Chris Espinosa posted to this list:
If you just want your resource-fork files to be available individually in your app or framework, and don't want to merge them into the main resource file, and don't want to move them to the data fork, just move them from the ResourceManager Resources build phase to the Bundle Resources build phase. They'll be copied across intact, resource fork and all. (Xcode 1.5 and later).

It does not appear that the resource fork is being copied in my case. I have several legacy resource files (resource fork based) in the Bundle Resources phase. The files that get copied into the built framework do not have the resource fork. I do not want to convert these to data fork resource files, because they contain custom resources that can only be edited by an ancient 68k ResEdit plugin.


I also tried moving these files into a Copy Files phase, but that didn't work either.

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