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- Localiztion native Development Region---cfbundledevelopmentregion localization related, if the user location does not have the corresponding language resources, then use the value of this key as the default.
- The Bundle display name---cfbundledisplayname Setup program to display after installation. The application name is limited to 10-12 characters, and if exceeded, an abbreviated name is displayed.
- Executaule file--the name of the Cfbundleexecutable program installation package
- Icon file---cfbundleiconfile application icons name, typically icon.png
- Bundle identifier---cfbundleidentifier this field is important, the unique identification string of the program, the value of the string is customarily named in the format: Com.yourcompany.yourapp, which is a unique identifier for each application that is set on the iphone developer Program Portal Web site, is the identity book for each app. (That is, you need to change this when you install the certificate).
- Version information for infodictionary version---cfbundleinfodictionaryversion info.plist format
- Bundle OS Type CODE-keyword specifies the type of bundle, similar to the file type codes for Mac OS 9. The value of the keyword contains a four-letter long code. The code of the application is ' APPL '; The code of the framework is ' FMWK '; The code of the loadable bundle is ' BND '. If you want, you can also select other special type codes for the loadable bundle.
- Bundle versions String, short---Specifies the version number of the bundle. The main, minor version number of the bundle is generally included. The format of this string is usually "N.N.N" (n means a number). The first number is the major version number of the bundle, and the other two is the minor version number. The value of the keyword is displayed in the Cocoa application's About dialog box. This keyword differs from cfbundleversion, which specifies a special creation number. The value of cfbundleshortversionstring, however, describes a more formal version number that is not changed with each creation.
- Application require iphone environment--Lsrequiresiphoneos: Used to indicate whether the package can only run on iphone OS systems. Xcode automatically joins this key and sets its value to true. You generally do not need to change this value.
- Launch screen Interface file base name: filename of the Welcome interface
- Main Storyboard File base name: The main entry of the program by default
- Required device capabilities When submitting a program to the App Store, 3.0 and later applications no longer directly describe which device to use, but instead use the Info.plist file to determine which device features are required. itunes uses this list of required features to determine whether an application can be downloaded to a specified device and run properly on that device.
- Supported interface orientations: Set the direction that the program supports by default
Info plist The various functions of the detailed
