Re: keyedobjects.nib vs. objects.nib
Re: keyedobjects.nib vs. objects.nib
- Subject: Re: keyedobjects.nib vs. objects.nib
- From: Jean-Daniel Dupas <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2008 00:51:59 +0100
Le 13 déc. 08 à 00:41, Andy Lee a écrit : I just took over a pref pane that someone else wrote. I made some edits to the nib, and when I did a Subversion status I noticed there was an objects.nib file that IB blew away and replaced with keyedobjects.nib.
According to the IB 3.0 release notes, what I have is one of these:
NIB 2.x wrapper
These are wrappers, ending in .nib that contain three files: classes.nib, info.nib, and keyedobjects.nib. These files can be opened for development with any version of Interface Builder. Only the keyedobjects.nib file is required at runtime, and these files are deployable on any recent Mac OS X version.
My question is: how recent is "recent"? I would certainly hope it includes 10.4.x (which is all I need) -- but I thought I'd double-check. I hope I don't have to go back to an older IB and redo the changes I made.
--Andy
You can use xib format (and so Nib 2.x and Nib 3.x formats) to develop on 10.5 a product that is deploy on 10.4.
Just make sure to set the deployment version to 10.4 in your nib file settings (click the "info" button in the IB window). It does not affect the output format, but it will tell you if you try to do something that is not supported on 10.4 (like using a Toolbar).
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