When I tried to localize NSLocalizedStrings in Xcode 3.2, it created folders like en_Iproj and in it an .strings file. In Xcode 4.4, when you click add localization in Project -> Localizations, it simply adds a language to the list and creates a .string file in InfoPlist.strings as a result I see the following:

alt text

Question: Is this how it is done in this version of Xcode, or am I doing something wrong?

    1 answer 1

    creates a .string file in InfoPlist.strings

    And at the same time puts this new .strings file in the folder with the selected language, that's right.

    • Thank you very much for your answer! - AlexThumb