- Inside application bundles (part 1, part 2)
- How to read from a plist file: Cocoa-dev forum
How to (programmatic) find the name of the executable in a bundle:
//l_AppBundleDir is a string that holds the path of to the Bundle
NSBundle *l_Bundle = [NSBundle bundleWithPath:l_AppBundleDir];
NSString *l_Executable = [l_Bundle executablePath];
if(l_Bundle == nil) {
//Bundle does not exist. Print error message and bailout
return;
}
NSLog(@”Executable file exists at %@\n”,l_Executable);
Another interesting NSBundle method -infoDictionary
returns a dictionary from the bundle’s Info.plist file. It returns a empty dictionary if no plist file is found.
- Mach-o file format (ppt presentation)
