Found this little tidbit from apple's documentation on
Code:
[[NSBundle mainBundle] infoDictionary]
"A dictionary, constructed from the bundle's Info.plist file, that contains information about the receiver. If the bundle does not contain an Info.plist file, a valid dictionary is returned but this dictionary contains only private keys that are used internally by the NSBundle class. The NSBundle class may add extra keys to this dictionary for its own use. "
Mac Dev Center: NSBundle Class Reference
The wording is throwing me off a little bit. At first I thought this meant that the mainBundle would always add keys, messing up any check on what has changed. But after reading it a second time i may understand it now. Does it mean it will make an info.plist if there is none present?
