Re: [NSBundle mainBundle] + gdb

[Marcus Müller]

On Monday, Jun 2, 2003, at 12:04 Europe/Berlin, Nicola Pero wrote:

> Try adding
>
> BundleTest_HAS_RESOURCE_BUNDLE = yes
>
> to your GNUmakefile.  That will turn on support for the main bundle in 
> the
> makefiles, and your main bundle directory should appear, and [NSBundle
> mainBundle] should find it and return a bundle accessing it. :-)

Hi Nicola,

thanks for explaining this fact. On OSX, a tool's mainBundle is always 
set (set to the executable path). While this is of limited use for 
resource loading (cannot work on OSX), it's of use for [NSBundle 
bundleForClass:<some class from the executable>] to work.

Wouldn't it be best if the above setting (<Tool>_HAS_RESOURCE_BUNDLE = 
yes) would always be set to 'yes' for Tool projects on GNUstep? I don't 
see an obvious drawback in doing so. If one didn't ever want this 
behavior, he could do so by setting it to 'no' explicitly.


Cheers,

  Marcus

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