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I've installed REActivityViewController as a pod. Here's the picture of the Resourcesfolder in the pod:

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And here's one of the lines trying to pull the strings:

    [_cancelButton setTitle:NSLocalizedStringFromTable(@"button.cancel", @"REActivityViewController", @"Cancel") forState:UIControlStateNormal];

The button titles come out not-localized. In this example it shows button.cancel. It's also not just this button title but all the buttons in this dependancy.

EDIT

So in my Main Project under Info there's this. I can't click it to see what files those are. I have NSLocalizedStrings in my main project but I have yet to create a .strings files out of them:

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EDIT

So I checked my Pods-resources.sh and found this:

 install_resource "REActivityViewController/REActivityViewController/REActivityViewController.bundle"
install_resource "REActivityViewController/REActivityViewController/Localizations/de.lproj"
install_resource "REActivityViewController/REActivityViewController/Localizations/en.lproj"
install_resource "REActivityViewController/REActivityViewController/Localizations/fr.lproj"
install_resource "REActivityViewController/REActivityViewController/Localizations/it.lproj"
install_resource "REActivityViewController/REActivityViewController/Localizations/ru.lproj"
install_resource "REActivityViewController/REActivityViewController/Localizations/uk.lproj"
install_resource "REActivityViewController/REActivityViewController/Localizations/zh-Hans.lproj"
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  • Have you added the needed localizations to your project? Simply adding an .lproj folder doesn't make Xcode see your localizations. – SevenBits Feb 15 '14 at 02:44
  • @SevenBits So I've yet to really work with NSLocalized strings so I don't understand your question exactly. I've included an Edit that hopefully provides more information.... As for the `REActivityViewController` pod I just installed it by included it in my podfile but took no further steps with it. – OdieO Feb 16 '14 at 02:49
  • Maybe you will find something more helpful in this answer:[xcode custom shell scripts slowing down compile time][1] [1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20649298/xcode-custom-shell-scripts-slowing-down-compile-time – lee Mar 30 '15 at 08:08

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OK, I figured this out and it looks like it was somewhat isolated. I had checked the box Run script only when installing under Target -> Copy Pods Resources, because the script were painfully slow, so the script to install the bundle wasn't installing the bundle while debugging.

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