I know I can use NSLocalizeableString() for strings. But how about about other kinds of resources? I guess there are some kind of language folders where I put that into? Is there an good blog article that describes this?
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A:
Right click on any file and choose Get Info
. In the General Tab of the InfoView hit the Make File Localizable
button, and add a localization. Xcode will copy this file to a location-specific folder in your project.
I use Finder to copy my language specific files into those folders.
fluchtpunkt
2010-10-28 18:22:15
Sounds great. And then iOS will automatically pick the right one based on the current language?
BugAlert
2010-10-28 19:19:59
correct, iOS takes care of it for you after doing what FP describes.
Joe Blow
2010-10-29 12:06:56