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File copy into bundle strips resource fork

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File copy into bundle strips resource fork

Subject: File copy into bundle strips resource fork
From: Rune Lindman <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2005 21:24:31 +0200

It looks like Xcode is stripping resource fork of files copied into the bundle. Is there a way to prevent that? A solution might be to convert it to a datafork format but I don't know what tool to use for that. This is not actually a resource file it is a QuickTime Graphics importer.

/Rune
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