[TIMOB-5114] Platform specific includes does not work for iphone

GitHub Issue	n/a
Type	Bug
Priority	Critical
Status	Closed
Resolution	Duplicate
Resolution Date	2011-11-07T17:17:31.000+0000
Affected Version/s	Release 1.7.0
Fix Version/s	Sprint 2011-44
Components	iOS
Labels	dr-list
Reporter	Igor Kucheinyk
Assignee	Blain Hamon
Created	2011-08-26T01:23:35.000+0000
Updated	2017-03-14T05:11:13.000+0000

Description

Including the file from iphone folder fails with error Could not fild the file, see steps for details *Steps to reproduce:* 1. Create new Titanium Mobile project 2. Add the following line to the file *Resources/app.js*

Ti.include('ui.js');

3. Create the file ui.js in the folder *Resources/iphone* with the code

alert('Iphone');

4. Create the file ui.js in the folder *Resources/android* with the code

alert('Android');

5. Run the app in android emulator 6. Run the app in iphone simulator *Actual result:* When running on android it works with no problem (alert appears on the screen). For iphone it fails with error Could not fild the file ui.js Expected to work similar for both platforms

Comments

Tim Poulsen 2011-08-29

I can confirm the behavior with SDK 1.7.0, 1.7.1, and 1.7.2. However, platform-specific includes work as expected on iPhone with SDK 1.6.2.
Don Thorp 2011-08-29

Removed 1.8.0 Release label. the code has not been merged.
Tony Lukasavage 2011-10-26

Workaround for iphone: Let's say you have a file named test.js in your Resources/iphone directory. To include it in your project in the simulator and device, you need to use 2 different methods: * On simulator, include iphone/ at the beginning of your paths. So in this case, your path should be: iphone/test.js * On device, exclude the iphone/ path prefix. Your path would then simply be: test.js.
Blain Hamon 2011-11-07

Double-checked on master, appears to work, and yes, is a duplicate of another bug in a way.
Lee Morris 2017-03-14

Closing ticket as duplicate.

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