Consider the following Cocoa project structure: Host |-- LoadablePlugIn | |-- Main.storyboard | |-- Info.plist | |-- TDWLPIClassOne.h | |-- TDWLPIClassOne.m | |-- TDWLPIClassTwo.h | |-- ...

I try to get the localized name of an app on MacOS. static void printBundleInfo(NSBundle *bundle) { auto printNSString = [](NSString *s){ INFO << QString::fromNSString(s); }; INFO << &...

I want to find the appropriate localized string based on some runtime variable and fall back to a default string: // localizable.strings "com.myapp.text1" = "The default text 1&...

I have developed a framework that consists of some colors in the asset catalogue. I packaged it in the cocoapod and integrated in another project where I try to access the assets from the framework. ...

I am working on a SIMBL Plugin that is loaded by a 3rd-party host application on macOS. It is almost entirely written in C++ and has only minimal objective-c components. (The UI is largely provided by ...

I have a code like this in my app: NSString* version = [[NSBundle mainBundle] objectForInfoDictionaryKey:(NSString *)kCFBundleVersionKey]; In most cases it works, and returns the Bundle version, but ...

I have the following code. NSString *path = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"play" ofType:@"mp3"]; The code above gets from mainBundle (Application Bundle) a file play.mp3 ...

Is it possible to find all localization tables which are available in a iOS Project? Background: In a Swift based iOS project I am using multiple, localized .strings files. For example one file ...

My team is experiencing a very odd issue with Apple's On Demand Resources framework. It's a randomly occurring problem where a user will successfully download one of our resources yet when we try to ...

I am receiving this error and I checked every answer there is online on how to solve this and it does not work for me. I tried cleaning the build folder, I do not have a xib file, reuploading the ...

In my iOS app I am using SPM to manage dependencies. One of them is a library that loads resources with Bundle.module (a new feature available in Swift 5.3). But now I need to use CocoaPods for my app....

I have a project comprising multiple frameworks, a couple of which need to initialize UIImage instances. UIImage's initializer defaults to using Bundle.main if you don't specify a Bundle. This means ...

Our iOS app is translated into 19 languages, and recently I found an issue where two buttons on a screen had the same title - which mean that users couldn't tell which to press! I want to write a unit ...

Here I want to achieve a function which can copy a res file from main bundle (which is added manually from Mac Finder to Xcode project ) (Fig 1) to Document Folder. Click here to see the Xcode project ...

When using NSBundle, is there a macro such as $(APP_BUNDLE) or something similar, so that I can use a specific file?