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Rob Burns |
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gnustep make question |
Date: |
Mon, 05 May 2003 19:16:45 +0700 |
I was trying to find information about these variables: xxx_RESOURCE_FILES,
xxx_LANGUAGES, and xxx_LOCALIZED_RESOURCE_FILES. I couldn't find anything
specific in the documentation.
If I use the LANGUAGES and LOCALIZED_RESOURCE_FILES variables, to manage
localizations, I get warnings like this:
Warning: English.lproj not found - ignoring
Warning: Thai.lproj not found - ignoring
Warning: German.lproj not found - ignoring
because the .lproj direcectories reside in a subdirectory. It still works,
despite the warnings, as long as the directories are included in the
RESOURCE_FILES variable too.
If I don't use the LANGUAGES and LOCALIZED_RESOURCE_FILES variables, and
instead only add the .lproj directories to the RESOURCE_FILES variable,
everything still appears to work fine, and I don't get the warnings. Is that a
valid way to do things, or will I run into problems later? What advantages are
there to using the LANGUAGES, and LOCALIZED_RESOURCE_FILES variables, and
keeping the .lproj directories in the root directory of your project?
Rob
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