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I would like to be able to change the language files within the language directories. For example let say I have a japanese language update, then I can have the app grab a localizable.strings file from a FTP site, and then write to the jp.lproj direcotry.
Another example is to have a NEW language uploaded to the app. My app would again load the localizable.strings file from a FTP site, and then create a ch.lproj directory and put that new language in there.
Is this possible?
Thanks.
The entire app bundle is read-only for the app. You can not add or modify files in there.
You could store resources e.g. in “Library/Application Support” and load them from there. You would have to replace e.g.
NSLocalizedStringbyNSLocalizedStringFromTableInBundle, or specify your resource bundle ininitWithNibName:bundle:, so that might get complicated.