On Dec 27, 2008, at 7:37 PM, Graham Cox wrote:
Anyway, that's useful info, at least it explains what I'm seeing. I worked around it in a different way in the end - I added a user- defined setting for my URL then just used ${MY_URL} in the plist. That worked fine - this is similar to Phillipe's suggestion.
I know you found a way to do this that works for you, but I just wanted to point out that you can also just put it into the InfoPlist.strings file(s) and it'll work just fine (and, in the case of Sparkle, allows you to have different URLs for different localizations if you want to do that).
Just so I'm clear here, I mean putting the key into the InfoPlist.strings file(s) rather than into the Info.plist file. This will work for almost any key you want to use, as long as you (or the underlying API) is using -objectForInfoDictionaryKey to look up the keys.
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