Xcode 5 warning - Legacy Language Designator

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WolfTimJ buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 810 Reg: Feb 20, 2011 Rockwall, TX 17,400	confirm \| cancel 09/25/13 02:11 PM (12 years ago) Xcode 5 warning - Legacy Language Designator If you submit a package right now you'll get a warning for "Legacy Language Designator". To fix this simply rename the file "/English.lproj" in your package to "/eng.lproj". David and Susan are on it, added to the long list of other changes I'm sure... Tim Title Comments If you submit a package right now you'll get a warning for "Legacy Language Designator". To fix this simply rename the file "/English.lproj" in your package to "/eng.lproj". David and Susan are on it, added to the long list of other changes I'm sure... Tim

JimmySaver Aspiring developer Posts: 187 Reg: Apr 09, 2012 location unknow... 5,870	09/26/13 01:03 AM (12 years ago) Thanks for this Tim, you've saved me cluttering up the forums with exactly the same post! Comments Thanks for this Tim, you've saved me cluttering up the forums with exactly the same post!

JimmySaver Aspiring developer Posts: 187 Reg: Apr 09, 2012 location unknow... 5,870	09/26/13 10:59 AM (12 years ago) Just out of interest, I change the title in the folder and then an error appear in the build. Should I also change the reference in the plist to "eng" instead of "English"? Comments Just out of interest, I change the title in the folder and then an error appear in the build. Should I also change the reference in the plist to "eng" instead of "English"?

WolfTimJ buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 810 Reg: Feb 20, 2011 Rockwall, TX 17,400	09/26/13 11:28 AM (12 years ago) Easy way... -Delete the reference to the file in Xcode. -Change the name to /eng.lproj in the project. -Add the file back to Xcode. Thats the way I did it anyway. Tim Comments Easy way... -Delete the reference to the file in Xcode. -Change the name to /eng.lproj in the project. -Add the file back to Xcode. Thats the way I did it anyway. Tim

FunkyMonkey Aspiring developer Posts: 1177 Reg: Aug 07, 2013 blackpool 14,570	09/29/13 03:21 AM (12 years ago) hi where is this file, ive looked, you dont mean the main project name do you cheers Comments hi where is this file, ive looked, you dont mean the main project name do you cheers

FunkyMonkey Aspiring developer Posts: 1177 Reg: Aug 07, 2013 blackpool 14,570	09/29/13 06:58 AM (12 years ago) no results for that file in finder Comments no results for that file in finder

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