Creating a Resource Folder in Bundle
Creating a Resource Folder in Bundle
- Subject: Creating a Resource Folder in Bundle
- From: Gordon Apple <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2010 11:52:09 -0500
- Thread-topic: Creating a Resource Folder in Bundle
What I want, ideally, is to specify a folder (sub-directory) in resources,
preferably without having to import all its content files into the project,
but have that folder and its contents included in the bundle. (iPhoneOS
3.2)
At run-time, I want to be able to read the contents of this resource folder
into the program. This could be a folder of images, a folder of text files,
etc. The read part I can handle. It's getting the folder and its contents
into the bundle that I don't know how to do -- especially since iPhoneOS
tends to flatten everything.
I know -- RTFM. I'm trying that, but really just need a simple solution to
what should be a simple problem. Is there a simple solution I've missed?
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