On 28.12.2013 21:36, Riccardo Mottola wrote: > Lundberg, Johannes wrote: >> Xcode (at least from v5) generates a Info.plist with the name >> xxx-Info.plist where xxx is app / bundle name. >> >> GNUstep expects a plist name >> xxxInfo.plist >> >> Is this done deliberately to keep them apart or did they use to be >> same once? >> >> Should GNUstep make be updated to automatically recognize Xcode >> generated Info-plist as well? >> > they are differently named since I work for GNUstep and use MacOS, and > that is since 10.0 and a decade or more ago. > > It is useful for them to be different, since they might be different and > I maintain most apps I write with two ports that share common code, but > different settings. > > We should however make our tools "Apple aware". E.g. by using Apple's > info file if only that is present or, perhaps, at the first time "copy > it over" or both.
I already put in a similar solution. And you should consider using the .cplist approach (see make/Instance/rules.make) if you need different values for these two systems within the same Info.plist. Fred _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
