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  • Subject: Question about target settings
  • From: "Brant Sears" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2006 13:36:31 -0400
  • Thread-topic: Question about target settings

Title: Question about target settings

Hi. I have a Cocoa application and I am trying to add a new target to the project so that I can create a Netscape style plugin that shares most of the same code.

The problem I am having is with regards to the target settings. What I want to create is a bundle with the extension ".plugin".  What is being created is a flat binary executable file. I have set the "Mach-O Type" to "Bundle and I have set the "Executable Extention" to empty string. I have set the "Wrapper Extension" to "plugin". I have set the "Info.plist File" setting to the name of my plist file.

I also added a Build Resource Manager Resources build step. What I want to have happen is o rez my .r file and add a .rsrc file to the bundle in the English.lproj directory. What is happening is that I get a file called Localized.rsrc created in a folder called "English.lproj" which is sitting next to this executable.

What setting should I change to get the target to produce what I want?

Thanks.
Brant Sears

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