Nicholas Riley pointed me to nibtool(1), which looks like a good start on
mechanically extracting a nib's information. Unfortunately, the output
is rather voluminous and encoded in (sigh) plist format. It should be
possible, however, to snarf in the file as a data structure, walk it a bit,
and produce something like the report I created by hand.
If I get inspired, I may try to write a script to do that. Meanwhile,
here's a sample script to use nibtool(1). It should be run from within
the project directory...
:
# ntw - nibtool wrapper
#
# Runs nibtool, with selected options
#
# Written by Rich Morin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, CFCL, 2003.02
LANG=English.lproj
NIBS='MainMenu MainWindow'
RPTS='classes connections hierarchy objects'
for nib in $NIBS; do
echo ">>> $nib"
echo ''
for rpt in $RPTS; do
nibtool --$rpt --macosroman $LANG/$nib.nib
echo ''
done
done | tee ntw.log
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