xcode5-ios7-如何添加120×120圖標（ios7圖標命名）

 Xcode5發佈須要的新的程序圖標

       Icon.png                      57X57       10px   用戶AppStore以及iPhone/iPod 中顯示 必需

       Icon@2x.png              114X114   20px  高清模式

       Icon_120.png             120X120   20px  用於iPhone5的高清顯示

       Icon-Small.png           29X29       20px  用於設置以及Spotlight搜索

       Icon-Small@2x.png   58X58      8px     用於Icon-Small.png的高清模式

       Icon_80.png   80X80      8px   用於iPhone5在Spotlight搜索

最近提交itunesconnect應用時，有個警告說缺乏120x120圖標，怎麼修改，通過各類網上查找，TMD網上方法真少，處處只是提問題的。

如下是本人解決方法：

添加Icon_120x120.png-->.plist添加Icon files-->App Icons自動變化

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參考：

https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/qa/qa1686/_index.html

http://wpguru.co.uk/2013/09/how-to-add-ios-7-icons-in-xcode-4-6-3/

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18523193/ios-app-submission-invalid-image-sizes

http://blog.manbolo.com/2013/08/15/new-metrics-for-ios-7-app-icons

And the Info.plist should be displayed like this:

You can use whatever name you want, provided you’re using all the mandatory sizes.

With Xcode 5, you can also have a nice overview in clicking on your project in the project navigator, click on the ’General’ tab and check the ’App Icons’ category. You should see something like this, without any yellow warning sign:

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https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/qa/qa1686/_index.html

Adding Icon files in Info.plist

To add the Icon files entry you will need to manually edit your Info.plist.

Open your Info.plist in Xcode. Command click anywhere in the space below the existing entries and select Add Row to make a new key entry
as shown in Figure 1.

Figure
1  Add a new entry using the context menu

Then, type Icon files in the key column (notice the "s" added), or choose Icon
files from the drop down list, as shown in Figure 2.

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2  Add Icon files key in Info.plist

Next, turn down the disclosure triangle on Icon files and add the entries for the icons for your application, as shown in Figure
3 and Figure 4. If the retina and non-retina images of an icon share a common base name, you should add a single entry with this
base name as its value; do not include the retina (@2x) modifier or the file extension. Otherwise, you must specify the complete file name (with extension) for each icon, and
you must add separate entries for the retina and non-retina images for that icon.

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3  Add icon file entries for iPhone-only or Universal apps.Figure
4  Add icon files for iPad-only apps.