viniciusmo / extract-localizable-string-plugin-xcode

Xcode plugin for quickly creating localized strings
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Default Localizable.strings file not found Xcode 5.1.1 #3

Closed DoctorG closed 9 years ago

DoctorG commented 10 years ago

First let me thank you for this cool plugin. I'm followed all the instructions you included but I can't figure out why the plugin won't recognize Localizable.strings as the default Localizable strings file for Xcode 5.1.1/iOS 7.1. I do have 2 other Pods that utilize a strings file and am wondering if that could be the cause. The demo app works fine. I would appreciate any help so I can use this potentially useful plug in.

localizable strings file in project manager default strings file not found

viniciusmo commented 10 years ago

Hi man,

Firstly sorry for the delay.

The Localizable.strings file which is located in the project folder?

Thank you.

DoctorG commented 10 years ago

Yes it is in the project folder. I have several different Localizable.strings file in: en.lproj, es.lproj, etc.

viniciusmo commented 10 years ago

What is the default language?

See the following correct settings.

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It is the same with your settings?

pinizhaninov commented 10 years ago

Check your project's Info.plist location. Plugin expects it to be at Project/Project-Info.plist (if it is a Obj-C project) or Project/Info.plist (if it is a Swift project).

DoctorG commented 10 years ago

Can you change the name of the Info.plist?  I’ve tried without success.  My project is Obj-C and the name is Project/Info.plist

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Check your project's Info.plist location. Plugin expects it to be at Project/Project-Info.plist (if it is a Obj-C project) or Project/Info.plist (if it is a Swift project).

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pinizhaninov commented 10 years ago

Yes, you can. Rename .plist and then on General tab of your project's Target choose new location ("Choose Info.plist File" button).