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Re: Objective-C frameworks



I have tried both  :-(

How do I make the classes public?

Thanks

Devraj

Chris Moore wrote:
How are you including the header files for those classes...

#include "header.h"  ?
#include <header.h> ?



On Feb 27, 2006, at 1:28 PM, Devraj Mukherjee wrote:

Hi Everyone,

I am pretty new to Objective-C programming and am working on a project to be released on Sourceforge (http://sourceforge.net/ projects/astrxtools4osx/).

I am interested in separating a lot of the common code in my project (shared between various applications), into an Objective-C framework.

I managed to create an Objective-C framework, placed it in the framework directory and included it in the target project. However now I can't seem to refer to any of the classes that are available in my "Framework"

Is there anything that I am obviously doing wrong? Do I have to make the classes in the framework public in anyway?

Any advise will be very welcome. Thanks for your time in advance.

Devraj

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