internationalization - internationalized file not being picked up on iPhone -


I have one. Plist is what I have translated into my app. Basically, I have one. Plist (icons.plist) application was on the root. I load the file as follows:

  [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource: @ "icons" type: @ "plist"]  

After creating the file, linking my specific language (in this case) I have checked to ensure the icons. Plist exists in English.lproj and de.lproj (this does).

I have always i18n in this way and it always works before, but now it does not seem to be taking up the updated German file.

The path to using NSLogging I think is that it is still seeing in "myApp.app/icons" Plist "and not" in the form of myApp.app/de.lproj/icons.plist " I would have thought.

Did I miss a clear step here?

  • Remove the app from the device, or complete it Delete your "Build" directory (icons.plist can still exist)
  • The organizer ("Build and run / debug" apparently installs a incremental, which means it exists The icon can not delete the plugin.) Drag and install the API

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