Konichiwa folks, I\'m banging my head over a non-standard procedure to read a bunch of localized xml located in my project.
I have been building a Cocoa application and I\'ve gotten most of the code worked out. At this point I have the application itself, a .command files to run some things from terminal, and a folder used
I\'m not quite sure how pathForResource works.I wanted to play a movie from my app.I dragged it into XCode, checking the box to add it to subfolders and create directory if needed.I placed it in a sep
I\'ve added the dependency project to my project. The dependency h开发者_如何学Goas a bundle with resources that I need. How to I get a path to those resources?
I was hoping you guys could help me what is wrong with my code that is causing my app to crash on my device but not the simulator.It is a very simple app, I just have local files displayed in a UIWebV
I recently deleted a file within Xcode. After I deleted this file I cleaned up the project (Shift+cmd+K). For one or other reason the system shows the warning after the cleaning process has been finis
I want to get the version number from info.plist using: NSString *version = (NSString *)CFBundleGetVersionNumber(CFBundleGetMainBundle());
In my iOS app, I\'m downloading content from the web into my /Library/Caches directory. I\'d like to represent this directory as an NSBundle for better compatibility with some of the external APIs we\
I\'m having a strange issue with my application for Mac OS X. I have a process that runs in a secondary thread. The process repeats a certain action a user-specified number of times in a for loop.
I am developing an iOS app using iOS 4.3 SDK, but I want the app to change the icon name on the iPad screen dynamically every time I closed the app.
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