Is there any way Xcode can munge up folder names in an application package
Is there any way Xcode can munge up folder names in an application package
- Subject: Is there any way Xcode can munge up folder names in an application package
- From: Bob Freeman <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2012 19:51:02 -0700
Is there any known issues or problems with Xcode (any version) that would cause folder names within the applications bundle package structure to have inconsistent names, e.g. Resources vs resources, or Versions vs versions or English vs english or A vs a?? In other words can Xcode generate these folder names in an inconsistent way sometimes? If so, is there any way to prevent it from doing this? These are created automatically by Xcode aren't they? So is there a way to manage these folder names in the event there is an inconsistency?
The issue has to do with an inconsistent set of folder names in an application. Sometimes the folders are named "Versions" or "versions", sometimes "A" or "a", sometimes "Resources" or "resources", sometimes "Contents" or "contents".
Here is one example:
macbook: m$ find . -print | grep versions\/a\/ | wc
405 1215 49752
macbook: me$ find . -print | grep versions\/A | wc
0 0 0
macbook: me$ find . -print | grep Versions\/A | wc
75 225 8343
macbook: me$ find . -print | grep Versions\/a | wc
973 3269 119833
I believe the third example is what things should be, i.e. "Versions/A".
So this one application has three different ways of naming the folder "Versions/A". Any ideas on how this can happen and best way to prevent it in the future? And the best way to deal with it on a case-sensitive file system right now?
Thanks...
-Bob
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