Localizable strings

Localizable strings

When you want to localize your application, you generally localize your strings first by using the genstrings command. Most people will tell you to run something like this:
genstrings ./Classes/*.m

That’s not the best way to do things though, as you might have source files in other directories, especially if you’re developing a Universal application. Instead, go to the top of your directory structure and run this command:
find . -name '*.m' | xargs genstrings

That will recursively look through your entire directory structure, find all the .m files, and then pass those to genstrings.

 

From: http://gargoylesoft.com/blog/2011/02/localizable-strings/