I have a Mach-O application bundle project with this line in my .plc file:
key "CFBundleIconFile" value string "app3.icns"
I'd like to change the name of the icon file. I figured I could just edit
the above line to have the new file name. Ha! Stupid idea.
I changed it to app4.icns and renamed my app3.icns file to app4.icns, but CW
now won't link the project. Says it can't find "app3.icns".
I've thrown away the 'data' folder, the object code, re-searched for files,
cleaned the package folder, and rebooted (and I've done those things
repeatedly, in various sequences). Nope. CW has decided that my .icns file
has to be named 'app3', and that's that.
So what magic do I need to know that I'm missing here? I could simply build
a new project, but that's a few hours of work.
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David Phillip Oster - 22 Nov 2004 17:28 GMT
> I have a Mach-O application bundle project with this line in my .plc file:
>
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> So what magic do I need to know that I'm missing here? I could simply build
> a new project, but that's a few hours of work.
The old name still appears deep inside the outline in the "Package" tab
panel of the .mcp's main window (The multiple button control at the top
of the window labeled: "Files|Link Order|Frameworks|Packages|Targets") .
Delete the reference to the old one and drag the new one in.
You can also export to XML, edit the XML as a text file, then re-import
it.
Dana Cartwright - 22 Nov 2004 17:55 GMT
> The old name still appears deep inside the outline in the "Package" tab
> panel of the .mcp's main window (The multiple button control at the top
> of the window labeled: "Files|Link Order|Frameworks|Packages|Targets") .
> Delete the reference to the old one and drag the new one in.
Thanks. That fixed it.