| Jeff thanks for the answer, I think this topic shall be in another list isn't it?
Anyway,
So if I understand this ok this is achieved as described here:
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Great... is there something in the void Im missing?
Jeff thank you very much for this clarification.. :D :D
Gustavo
On Oct 14, 2010, at 4:50 PM, Jeff Kelley wrote: Gustavo,
You can do all this in one project by creating multiple Targets. One approach would be to define a preprocessor macro at the target level, then in your code handling it appropriately:
#ifdef TARGET_SETTING_1 // Some code. #else // Some other code. #endif
This will allow you to share as much code and resources as you like, while still branching off into application- or language-specific code.
On Oct 14, 2010, at 10:44 AM, Gustavo Pizano wrote: Hello all.
I have to do an iOS application for 4 different languages, but as part as the marketing strategy the apps must be a stand alone app per language.
Thinking in the design, the only thing that will change on each app will be the text and sounds, so the Core shall be the same.
I have never done this before, but I think I shall create a Core Project and then per app/language create a dependent project simply adding the proper text, but they share the rest of the Core.
I have never done it before, of creating a "Parent" and "Dependent" projects, any suggestions, link, etc that might put me in the right direction? Because I dunno what should and shouldn't have the "Parent" project for example.
Thanks a lot.
Gustavo
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