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New to cocoa, so I’m probably asking a stupid question. When I build a MAC OS app, I can go view package contents, and under Resources I can see my nib files. Now, when I go and see contents of other apps, I don’t see their nibs – like Chrome – don’t see them! So, is there a way to build your app so so that certain files (nibs, .py files) can’t be visible under Contents?
All files will be visible under Contents – I think that Chrome does not use nibs as it is cross platform and constructs its GUI directly from code.