On 2004-01-27, at 00.14, Scott Tooker wrote:
>> Question 2)
>>> Xcode provides a number of predefined collections, including a set of
>>> commonly used settings.
>> Does the "Common Settings" smart group have anything to do with the
>> build settings for the inspected target, in the way that the "Custom
>> Settings" smart group do? Which leads to;
> the "Common Settings" collection contains all the build settings that
> are considered to be "common settings" that most developers would
> use/modify. That said, whether something is common or not can seem a
> bit arbitrary and we are looking at how to make the collection clearer
> (or just replace it with something else or remove it) in a future
> version.
So, the common settings has nothing to do with the current settings.
They are just a collection of settings that it's likely that I might
want to use.
I think that the problem here, what made me ask this question in the
first place, is that you mix two things: The library of available
standard build settings and The currently used build settings.
I think that this inspector would work better if you separated the two,
ie. if the library of build settings did not show any state (they could
indicate a default value, but should not show the state of the build
setting currently used in the target / style), and if there was a way
to view ALL build settings in effect for a particular target+style.
I'll file a feature/enhancement request.
j o a r
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