FROM : stephane
DATE : Tue Mar 11 18:19:28 2008
On Mar 11, 2008, at 6:08 PM, James Hober wrote:
> In the Finder, when I open up my app's package, I find all my nib
> files and other resources. If I open the package of an Apple app,
> some nibs and other resources are in there, but many are not.
> Where are they?
Somewhere else : maybe these resources are parts of a framework
(private or public) or plugins. For instance, Xcode package is
relatively empty.
Nowhere: some nibs just miss some of their components because they are
not required and it both prevents edition and reduce the size footprint.
> Why aren't they there?
See above
> Can I hide my stuff, too?
Yes. If you don't want your nib to be editable for instance (they
would still be visible though).
> Should I hide my stuff, too?
Generally, no.
DATE : Tue Mar 11 18:19:28 2008
On Mar 11, 2008, at 6:08 PM, James Hober wrote:
> In the Finder, when I open up my app's package, I find all my nib
> files and other resources. If I open the package of an Apple app,
> some nibs and other resources are in there, but many are not.
> Where are they?
Somewhere else : maybe these resources are parts of a framework
(private or public) or plugins. For instance, Xcode package is
relatively empty.
Nowhere: some nibs just miss some of their components because they are
not required and it both prevents edition and reduce the size footprint.
> Why aren't they there?
See above
> Can I hide my stuff, too?
Yes. If you don't want your nib to be editable for instance (they
would still be visible though).
> Should I hide my stuff, too?
Generally, no.
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| James Hober | Mar 11, 18:08 | |
| matt.gough | Mar 11, 18:12 | |
| Nathan Duran | Mar 11, 18:18 | |
| stephane | Mar 11, 18:19 |






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