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converting resource filename to absolute pathname
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converting resource filename to absolute pathname


  • Subject: converting resource filename to absolute pathname
  • From: Kaveh Kardan <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 18:00:43 -1000

XCode automagically converts pathnames in order to find resource files in a project.

I need to pass a pathname string to an in-house dynamic library to load. Though the file has been added to the project's resources, the library is not able to find it, perhaps because it has not been compiled with XCode.

Is there a way of converting the pathname to an absolute path before passing it to the library? Is there a better solution to this?

Regards,

Kaveh

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