I was looking for the same thing. The answer was that it's possible
with Xcode v2, but not previous versions.
I'm still using v1.5, so I didn't get to verify this.
On Jun 4, 2005, at 6:35 AM, Mark Munz (DevList) wrote:
Is there anyway to default Xcode to use relative paths,
particularly when adding frameworks?
It seems that whenever I add a new framework, Xcode puts a hard-
coded path to the location, even though I already relative path to
the location. For example I have a setup like this:
ProjectFolder
MyProject.xcode
MyFrameworks/
First.framework <-- added earlier (setup relative path
to it)
Second.framework
In the target Build settings, I have "$(SRCROOT)/MyFrameworks" in
the Framework search paths. If I go and add another framework from
that same folder (like Second.framework), it will insert a /
Volumes/VolName/ProjectFolder/MyFrameworks/ path into the build
location (even though it's already in there in relative form).
It would seem to me, that if the framework being added is below
the project file, it should assume it is relative to the project.
It would also seem to me that Xcode could verify that the path
isn't already defined before adding it.
Is there a way to override this default behavior?
Thanks.
Mark Munz
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