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stevek Aspiring developer Posts: 808 Reg: Dec 24, 2011 great neck 8,080	confirm \| cancel 04/19/12 05:48 PM (13 years ago) Old Name Used in Source Code Download I started making a new app and gave it a name. Decided to change the name which I did. However, when I download the source code, the file is under the old name and the AppDelegate files also have the old name. Any way to fix this or do I even have to? Thanks Title Comments I started making a new app and gave it a name. Decided to change the name which I did. However, when I download the source code, the file is under the old name and the AppDelegate files also have the old name. Any way to fix this or do I even have to? Thanks

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4675 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,150	04/19/12 06:07 PM (13 years ago) I don't believe it is important, matching with iTunes name is what counts in the end. Comments I don't believe it is important, matching with iTunes name is what counts in the end.

stevek Aspiring developer Posts: 808 Reg: Dec 24, 2011 great neck 8,080	04/19/12 06:16 PM (13 years ago) It seems to work but the only thing I don't like is Xcode uses the old name and I don't like looking at it. Any way out of this? I can't even delete the app and restart if I wanted to. Comments It seems to work but the only thing I don't like is Xcode uses the old name and I don't like looking at it. Any way out of this? I can't even delete the app and restart if I wanted to.

MacApple Apple Fan Posts: 4675 Reg: Oct 25, 2010 USA 61,150	04/19/12 06:21 PM (13 years ago) Not on laptop right now but can't you define it in project info? Will have a look for where you change it when I'm on laptop or someone else will chime in. Comments Not on laptop right now but can't you define it in project info? Will have a look for where you change it when I'm on laptop or someone else will chime in.

Fred@mySkylla com Android Fan Posts: 5259 Reg: Oct 03, 2011 location unknow... 62,560	04/19/12 09:06 PM (13 years ago) Go to the app core properties and change the app's name just below the package name. But if Xcode is like Eclipse the Buzztouch app's name is meaningless. What's published is what's important. You could / should be able to reset that after you download the source code. Fred Comments Go to the app core properties and change the app's name just below the package name. But if Xcode is like Eclipse the Buzztouch app's name is meaningless. What's published is what's important. You could / should be able to reset that after you download the source code. Fred

stevek Aspiring developer Posts: 808 Reg: Dec 24, 2011 great neck 8,080	04/20/12 02:18 PM (13 years ago) Fred, Didn't notice that package name option. That should do it though I already just started a new app with the correct name so no need any more. I wish BT would come up with a way to delete apps just to make my app page a little neater since I've created some test apps in the past and would like them gone. Comments Fred, Didn't notice that package name option. That should do it though I already just started a new app with the correct name so no need any more. I wish BT would come up with a way to delete apps just to make my app page a little neater since I've created some test apps in the past and would like them gone.

UniApps Aspiring developer Posts: 124 Reg: Apr 21, 2012 An American in ... 5,940	04/23/12 01:10 PM (13 years ago) Did that for me, too. Then I looked closely at the config.txt file, and some of the nicknames were old names, when the screen name was new. That's why I don't like the menu structure here. Comments Did that for me, too. Then I looked closely at the config.txt file, and some of the nicknames were old names, when the screen name was new. That's why I don't like the menu structure here.

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