Hi,
On 10/04/13 15:18, Wolfgang Lux wrote:
Wolfgang Lux wrote:
Putting application bundles directly into the application directory did work
for me.
But then I also notice that I'm effectively using this code to load the bundle:
NSString *path = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"GNUstepPatches"
ofType:@"bundle"];
NSBundle *bundle = [NSBundle bundleWithPath:path];
So this may or may not be relevant to you.
Sorry, it took me several days, I was very busy.
I'm trying to change Talskoup to load its stuff from "Resources" instead
of, as said, installed Application Support. That would ease the
installation process (= the currentmake has problems for packages) and
those bundles wouldn't be used by any applications anyway. Except
netclasses.
I did:
grid$ ls TalkSoup.app/Resources/
Defaults.plist Input TalkSoup.tiff
GNUstepOutput.bundle TalkSoup.desktop
Info-gnustep.plist TalkSoup.icns
and get the failure:
2013-10-17 01:58:35.501 TalkSoup[3360] Could not load 'GNUstepOutput'
from '()'
The relevant code looks like in TalkSoup.m line 95:
bundle = [NSBundle bundleWithPath: dir];
if (!bundle)
{
NSLog(@"Could not load '%@' from '%@'", name, dir);
return nil;
}
You have a slighlty different code, you use the main bundle, it appears.
But if you look at the class, it has several checks, perhaps it can be
extended.
I sought a "general" way, where the bundle could be loaded form one or
the other place!
Riccardo
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