FROM : Glen Simmons
DATE : Thu Oct 07 17:44:29 2004
My app uses a lot of images for buttons and such and for various
reasons I'd like to organize them so they end up in subfolders in my
built app's Resources folder. I know how to get Xcode to do this by
choosing the "Create folder references ..." radio button and I know how
to access them in code with the NSBundle methods. The problem is that
when I do that, Interface Builder doesn't see them and I get the broken
image pic if I just enter the name. This seems to limit the usefulness
of that "Create folder references ..." option. Is there a way to make
this work without a lot of manually finding images and assigning them
in code?
Thanks,
Glen Simmons
DATE : Thu Oct 07 17:44:29 2004
My app uses a lot of images for buttons and such and for various
reasons I'd like to organize them so they end up in subfolders in my
built app's Resources folder. I know how to get Xcode to do this by
choosing the "Create folder references ..." radio button and I know how
to access them in code with the NSBundle methods. The problem is that
when I do that, Interface Builder doesn't see them and I get the broken
image pic if I just enter the name. This seems to limit the usefulness
of that "Create folder references ..." option. Is there a way to make
this work without a lot of manually finding images and assigning them
in code?
Thanks,
Glen Simmons
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