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Re: Xcode File Generation Not Honoring Non-English Characters During File Generation
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Re: Xcode File Generation Not Honoring Non-English Characters During File Generation


  • Subject: Re: Xcode File Generation Not Honoring Non-English Characters During File Generation
  • From: Andrew Pontious <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2006 11:40:34 -0800

On Jan 10, 2006, at 10:27 PM, email@hidden wrote:

Hi, I'm having a problem with creating a new project whose name is non-english or at least containing accented characters.

When I generate say an Xcode Coredata Application, Xcode generates several files such as the Data Model and the App Delegates etc.
In All of these files, the project name is substituted in the beginning of the file name, in this case, the non-english characters are substituted with underscores....


So for example, my "ÁccentedProject" generates:

_ccentedProject.xcdatamodel
_ccentedProjectPrefix.pch

Very disconcerting!

My Environment Variables are set to UTF-8, not that I should have to since Xcode worked fine before....
[snip]
I have to put off a project until later I guess..........................


Thanks.

Andre

This is an issue, and you should file a bug about it, but it should not prevent you from using Xcode.


Are you trying to name the project this so that the name of its product will have an accented character in it?

If so, do the following:

(1) Create the project with a name that does not include accented characters (i.e. use 7-bit ASCII characters).
(2) Get Info on your target, and in the resulting window, switch to the Build tab, and edit the Product Name setting to be a string with accented characters.


The name of the project is *not* inextricably tied to the name of the project's products. We try to make your life easier by inserting the project name into that setting when first creating the project, but that's the only connection they have.

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