Robby is ready to apply the new Slovak localization. The problem is that we have multiple English localizations. We therefore use "en.lproj" and en_*.lproj, where * are the dialects. This breaks Xcode terribly, because it won't add new localizations once there is no "English.lproj" folder for a given localized resource.
(My radar radr://5059156 filed 3/13/2007 was marked as a duplicate of radr://3160993 which according to this Stack Overflow question thread on the same issue was originated in 2003; the issue remains in the current version of Xcode.) The steps to add a new localization, as I execute them, are: 1) Quit XCode 2) Load Adium.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj in a text editor 3) Find & replace "en.lproj" with "English.lproj" 4) Save 5) Repeat steps 2 through 4 with AIUtilities.framework 6) Open Adium.xcodeproj 7) Select the project root 8) Search for English in the upper-right files list 9) Select All 10) Get Info 11) Click Add Localization 12) Type the localization's two or 3 character ISO 639 code 13) Repeat steps 6 through 12 with AIUtilities.framework 14) Add the ISO 699 code to the 'all' section near the bottom of adium/Utilities/Localization Utility Scripts/update_adium_from_bundle 15) Run: adium/Utilities/Localization Utility Scripts/update_adium_from_bundle SOURCE_BUNDLE_PATH ISO_639_CODE CHECKOUT_LOCATION e.g. for 'fr' "Utilities/Localization Utility Scripts/update_adium_from_bundle" Desktop/Adium_fr.app fr ~/adium for the new localization, which will copy the localization files into the newly created resource folders (which were made by xcode when the localization was added to the project in steps 6-12) 15) hg add the newly made .lproj folders 16) Quit Xcode 17) Load Adium.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj in a text editor 18) Reverse step 3: Find & replace "English.lproj" with "en.lproj" 19) Save 20) Repeat steps 17 through 19 with AIUtilities.framework 21) hg commit Now, steps 6-15 re to be expected; they are, I think, about as automated as could be reasonably expected. Steps 1-5 and 16-20, however, are ridiculous and look like a prime target for automation. Does anyone out there have both the scripting skills and the time to whip something up? Thanks! -Evan
