Hi Chris,
Thx for your reply! I 've attached two source
file to
you. One is the C++ OpenGL file I mentioned before.
The other is a c++ file which will read/save text
file. I think their problem may be the same.
For OpenGL one, it will load the "test.tga" as
texture data, but it could only be loaded when I put
it into the "Resources" folder in Xcode. Actually,
my original attempt is to put the image next to the
standalone executable in order to read it externally.
For the C++ file processing one, it will read a
file named "input.txt" and then save it to
"output.txt"(all things will be inside the debug
folder). All stuffs run smoothly when I am in the
Xcode. But when I execute the standalone executable,
it fails. It seems that it put the output file to my
"/Users/myName " directory automatically. Also, it
can only read the "input.txt" when I put it into
the
"/Users/myName " directory. Are there any settings in
Xcode wrong?
Beg your pardon, I am very new to Xcode. I
used VC++ previously. But after using Xcode, I think
I could not turn back...... Thank you!
Sam
> >
> > On Sep 20, 2007, at 6:02 AM, man lee wrote:
> >
> > > I am currently using Xcode to write c++
> > openGL
> > > codes. I wrote a programe that loads external
> > image as
> > > texture. But I found that the image file can
> just
> > be
> > > read when I import it into the "Resources"
> folder
> > of
> > > my Xcode. It could not be read by just placing
> it
> > next
> > > to the executable or any other place else. Could
> > > someone help? Thx.
> >
> > Without seeing your code that finds and loads the
> > image
file, no.
> >
> > Chris
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