I\'ve done this before, but its not working for me now. I\'m doing:
NSString* path = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@\"test\"
content will be nil (which logs as '(null)') if you pass it a path it can't open. So your only issue is that the relevant instance of NSBundle is unable to find test.txt within the resources part of your application bundle.
You should:
If it's copied in but the relevant instance of NSBundle can't find it then something very strange is afoot.