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XCode and 'Stationary Pad'
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XCode and 'Stationary Pad'


  • Subject: XCode and 'Stationary Pad'
  • From: "Steve@MacDotCom" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 2 Apr 2006 09:48:24 -0500

Folks;

I'm trying to deploy some template files as part of my Cocoa app.

I cannot seem to find the Obj-C way to set this file attribute [NSFileImmutable sets 'Locked']

So I tried just setting the 'Stationary Pad' flag on my source files.
This has to be done by Finder.
Get Info in XCode doesn't provide for this.

When the build is finished, the /Resources files have lost this setting.

If I then manually set the flag inside the package contents, all is well.

My call to [filemanager copyPath:toPath] installs the files with the flag intact.

Is there any way to stop XCode from diddling the flag during the build process?

Thank-you!
Steve
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