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Re: How to make XCode use a shared build location inside an application package?



Chris

Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for. I have done it and works like a charm.

João

On 2005/06/26, at 02:25, Chris Hanson wrote:

On Jun 25, 2005, at 1:32 PM, João Varela wrote:

I tried to solve this problem by using a New Build Phase to copy the built product to the right location, but then I cannot debug it in the right location as the project still points out to where it expects the built product.


You can create a New Custom Executable in your project that points to helper application at the right location inside the main application's bundle. The "Choose..." button will only let you navigate to the main application, but you can enter a complete path to the helper application within it either in the Assistant or by bringing up the Info window for your executable.


  -- Chris




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