Re: How to keep individual resource-based files as separate files inside the /Resources folder?
Re: How to keep individual resource-based files as separate files inside the /Resources folder?
- Subject: Re: How to keep individual resource-based files as separate files inside the /Resources folder?
- From: Jean-Daniel Dupas <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2012 11:40:43 +0200
Le 14 août 2012 à 01:39, Stephen Kay <email@hidden> a écrit :
> (Using XCode 2.4.1 on 10.4.11 to port an old CodeWarrior project that is
> resource-based.)
>
> I have some large binary files (actually they are basically .rsrc files, but
> are not identified as such by the extension) that are supposed to end up in
> my .app/Resources folder. They essentially have most of the data in the
> resource fork as resources.
>
> They need to remain as separately-named resource files, not be merged into
> the main app's resource file.
>
> If I just copy them to the .app/Resources folder with a Copy Files phase,
> the resource forks get stripped.
>
> I read that this is normal; you have to identify the files as resource files
> and include them in a "Build ResourceManager Resources" phase.
>
> A post on here from 2006 states:
>
> http://lists.apple.com/archives/carbon-dev/2006/Aug/msg00645.html
>
> "Almost every Carbon app being ported to Xcode will be using the Resource
> Mgr, so the simplest way forward is to drag your resource- fork-based .rsrc
> file into the Xcode Resources group, select the target, add a Resource
> Manager build phase from the Project menu, and drag the .rsrc file from the
> resources group into the Resource Manager build phase group. When building,
> Xcode will automatically copy the resource-fork-based data into an
> identically-named data fork file within the bundle's Resources folder, where
> Resource Manager APIs can find it automatically."
>
> However, it does not seem you can have more than one "Build ResourceManager
> Resources" phase. I already have one, that has 5 or 6 different .rsrc and
> .ppob files in it that all get merged into the mainApp.rsrc file.
>
> So how do I included these other files that need to be managed as separate
> resource-based files?
>
You can add a Script build step that perform the copy as expected using for example "ditto --rsrc"
-- Jean-Daniel
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