In Apple's "DockTile" sample code there is a an app and a dock tile plug-in.
In the DockTilePlugIn-Info.plist, the "Principal class" is valued as "DockTile", but there is no such class-- the class in the source code is "DockTilePlugIn".
Isn't that a mistake? But the thing works anyway? The name of the bundle is "DockTile.docktileplugin", so... does "Principal class" really refer to the name of the bundle? Regardless, I can change the name of the finder file and it still works.
In fact, I can delete the value for "Principal class" and it still works... although I can't be sure the working version of something wasn't cached somewhere...
Probably a foolish question, but this is my first time with loadable bundles, I just want to understand...
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