I am trying to submit an app to the Mac App Store. I am one of those Livecode users who only know Livecode - no Xcode, no C++, just Livecode, so this is a bit daunting to say the least.
I am following this article "http://runrev.com/newsletter/june/issue112/newsletter4.php"; step by step. It was posted in a Livecode Newsletter a few months ago. So far so good until this; > Edit Info.plist to include information not automatically inserted by > LiveCode. "Info.plist" is in the "Contents" folder inside the application > package. Double click on "Info.plist" to open it with "Property List Editor" > (provided in the Apple Developer tools assuming you installed those). It opens in Xcode, not "Property List Editor." > Change the view to display the raw key values. In the "View" menu select the > "Show Raw Keys/Values" menu item. In the Xcode menu bar there is Editor>Show Raw Key Values, so I choose it > Select the key "Information Property List" and press the "Add Child" button. The Plist window doesn't look like the one in the article, but hovering over "Information Property List" a little + button appears, which I assume is like the Add Child in the picture in the article. > A list of possible keys to add will be displayed, because it is not in the > list, manually type "LSApplicationCategoryType". "LSApplicationCategory" IS in the list so I choose it. > For the value enter the previously chosen Mac App Store Application Category > Type from the list of allowed category types provided by Apple. For this > example we are entering "public.app-category.entertainment". Save your > changes. I add this value manually and save, but when I close and reopen it the changes age gone. So I am confused why my editor window looks different and doesn't seem to save changes. I have searched my drive for "Property List Editor" - nothing The Developer tools folder only contains and uninstaller. I searched Apple Downloads for "Developer Tools" 150 results, no "Property List Editor," nothng by Apple called "developer Tools." I searched the App Store for Developer Tools and get an handful of results, the only one from Apple is Xcode, which I already have installed. I have heard that actually submitting an App is complex and hard, but I can't even get far enough to try it! Help would be very appreciated, as always! Cheers, Lars _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
