Re: CFBundleDevelopmentRegion != "English"?
Re: CFBundleDevelopmentRegion != "English"?
- Subject: Re: CFBundleDevelopmentRegion != "English"?
- From: Mailing list subscriptions <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2006 18:29:44 +0200
El 11/09/2006, a las 16:55, Michael Hecht escribió:
Now, when I try to "Add Localization" to a file, it doesn't seem to
do anything. Shouldn't Xcode be consulting this Info.plist key to
determine what source file to use for the new localization?
Is this supposed to work?
I have had problems with that button not working and I always use
"en" as my development reason. I hadn't previously considered the
possibility that the change to the development reason might be the
cause. It's always annoyed me a little bit that Apple tells
developers to use ISO country codes (ISO 3166, from memory, I could
be wrong about that) yet all their templates use the full English names.
As a workaround for the problem you describe I always just create the
localization on disk and then drag it in to the Xcode project, adding
it to the appropriate target manually.
We should both probably file a bug report.
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