Yes, my specific task is to make this run on all versions of OS X
starting with 10.6, including 10.10.
I have the sense - I don't specifically know - that my client is new
to OS X development. Maybe he used a storyboard because that's what
he thought he was supposed to do.
I can fix his problem
I think the problem is storyboards are not available prior to 10.10
Is that going to run on anything earlier?
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> On 2015/03/27, at 13:26, Michael Crawford wrote:
>
> Xcode wanted the storyboard to be within a folder called "en.lproj".
> Previously it was in a folder called "B
Xcode wanted the storyboard to be within a folder called "en.lproj".
Previously it was in a folder called "Base".
I removed the reference to the storyboard from my project, then in the
Finder I renamed the "Base" folder to "en.lproj", then re-added the
storyboard. After I did a build the warning
I'm debugging a project for a client; he got his OS X App mostly
working, then sent it to me to fix. I know how to handle his most
serious problem, but I'd like also to silence all the warnings.
Main.storyboard: Internationalization of (null) is not available
when compiling for targets before
