Re: lproj directory names
Re: lproj directory names
- Subject: Re: lproj directory names
- From: Jason Stephenson <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 13 Oct 2009 10:32:59 -0400
Jason Stephenson wrote:
Yes, pretty much. The above is what I do with Makefile-managed projects,
and if I think about it, I change the names in Xcode. (Which reminds me,
I just started a new project over the weekend and before I get too deep
into it, I think I'll change the lproj names.)
Never mind that last bit of nonsense. You can run into some trouble if
you try renaming existing localizations in Xcode.
What I meant to say was that when I add localizations, I use the new
names. I get English by default, but for British vs. American spellings,
I'll add en-GB and en-US, or fr for French. (I've not yet needed to
differentiate between French and Canadian French, but I'm sure I will
some day.)
There's no problem mixing the deprecated names with the new ones, from
what I can tell. The most specific localization appropriate to the OS
settings will be used at runtime. That is, the files in en-GB.lproj will
be used on a computer set to a GB locale before it looks in en.lproj or
English.lproj. I don't know what happens if you have en.lproj and
English.lproj at the same time, I imagine though that the OS will look
in en.lproj before looking in English.lproj.
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