I downloaded GSTimeDate tonight to test, and found that its makefile
uses the GSWeb makefiles for the localization support. It's easy to add
the same support to bundle.make, so I did. Here's the patch. (I've
tested it only with GSTimeDate so far, but it's not so complicated that
I think anything major can go wrong.)
Index: bundle.make
===================================================================
RCS file: /gnustep/gnustep/core/make/bundle.make,v
retrieving revision 1.32
diff -r1.32 bundle.make
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> # The list of localized bundle resource files is in xxx_LOCALIZED_RESOURCE_FILES
> # The list of languages the bundle supports is in xxx_LANGUAGES
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> ifeq ($(strip $(LOCALIZED_RESOURCE_FILES)),)
> override LOCALIZED_RESOURCE_FILES=""
> endif
> ifeq ($(strip $(LANGUAGES)),)
> override LANGUAGES="English"
> endif
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< build-bundle:: $(BUNDLE_FILE) bundle-resource-files
---
> build-bundle:: $(BUNDLE_FILE) bundle-resource-files localized-bundle-resource-files
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> fi)
>
> localized-bundle-resource-files:: $(BUNDLE_DIR_NAME)/Resources/Info-gnustep.plist
> @(if [ "$(LOCALIZED_RESOURCE_FILES)" != "" ]; then \
> echo "Copying localized resources into the bundle wrapper..."; \
> for l in $(LANGUAGES); do \
> if [ ! -f $$l.lproj ]; then \
> $(MKDIRS) $(BUNDLE_DIR_NAME)/Resources/$$l.lproj; \
> fi; \
> for f in $(LOCALIZED_RESOURCE_FILES); do \
> if [ -f $$l.lproj/$$f ]; then \
> cp -r $$l.lproj/$$f $(BUNDLE_DIR_NAME)/Resources/$$l.lproj; \
> fi; \
> done; \
> done; \
