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You can copy all files from your resource folders, but I doubt you really want to do that, do you? After all these are also app resources (like a strings file or graphics only for UI buttons, etc.) So you may want to have a sub-directory in your resources folder (e.g. named <code>FilesToCopy</code>) with all the files you want to copy (e.g. <code>Photo.png</code> is found at <code>Contents/Resources/FilesToCopy/Photo.png</code>) To get the content of a directory, just use <pre><code>NSError * err; NSArray * files; NSString * srcPath; NSString * dstPath; NSFileManager * man; srcPath = [self getSrcPath]; dstPath = [self getDstPath]; man = [[NSFileManager alloc] init]; files = [man contentsOfDirectoryAtPath:srcPath error:&err]; </code></pre> Then you can copy one file at a time: <pre><code>for (NSString *aFile in files) { BOOL success; NSString * srcFile = [srcPath stringByAppendingPathComponent:aFile]; NSString * dstFile = [dstPath stringByAppendingPathComponent:aFile]; success = [man copyItemAtPath:srcFile toPath:dstFile error:&err]; // Verify success } </code></pre> Now you only need <code>srcPath</code> and <code>dstPath</code>. <pre><code>- (NSString *)getSrcPath { return [[[NSBundle mainBundle] resourcePath] stringByAppendingPathComponent:@"FilesToCopy"]; } - (NSString *)getDstPath { NSArray *paths = NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains(NSDocumentDirectory , NSUserDomainMask, YES); return [paths objectAtIndex:0]; } </code></pre>
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1. COThis is actually the correct answer to the question. Thanks Mecki.
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