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MOKit docs, Copyright ©1994 by Mike Ferris. All Rights Reserved. By Mike Ferris -- February 20th, 1994 The MOKitBundle This version of MOKit includes several classes which need other resources besides code to operate correctly. In order to make these kinds of classes as painless as possible for everyone concerned (me, MOKit users, and end-users of programs which use MOKit), I decided that any project which uses MOKit classes which require these resources (see below for a list) must include the MOKitBundle in their app wrapper. The classes which use resources from MOKitBundle are written to search for them within the MOKitBundle, so all you need to do is copy the built MOKitBundle.bundle into your project directory, then drag it into the Other Resources suitcase in your project. What classes use resources from the MOKitBundle? In this version of MOKit, the following classes use the following resources which they expect to find in the MOKitBundle. Kit Class Resource MODocController MODocSaveAccessory.nib MODocManager MODocQuitPanel.nib If your project uses any of these two classes, you must include the MOKitBundle in your app wrapper. If you don't use any of these classes, you don't need the MOKitBundle.
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