On 2008-02-22, at 13:42:04, Rainer Brockerhoff wrote:
I have a somewhat complex project where I include a
secondary .plist file (meaning, it's not any target's primary
info.plist. Currently I copy this into its proper place in a custom
build script phase.
It's becoming a hassle to keep this file synchronized with settings
and I'd like to expand these settings automagically like happens
for the main info.plist when INFOPLIST_EXPAND_BUILD_SETTINGS is on.
Now, this seems to happen by calling an internal pseudo-tool which
appears in the build log as <com.apple.tools.info-plist-utility>.
This appears to be implemented inside the private DevToolsCore
framework and I couldn't find out how to call it from my build script.
I had hopes of just being able to put an extra line into my script,
like:
/path/to/info-plist-utility "$SOURCE_ROOT/Special.plist" -
expandbuildsettings -o "$UNLOCALIZED_RESOURCES_FOLDER_PATH/
Special.plist"
but since there's no real tool, I don't know what to do.
Is this possible with the current Xcode 3.0 or should I file an
enhancement request? Any workaround?
I think you could use the 'defaults' tool to write the values to the
secondary plist after it is copied to the proper location. This would
be in the same build script phase. When accessing a property list
file using a full path for use with 'defaults', don't include
the .plist extension.
Philip Aker
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