.h files don't need to be added to any given target, as long as they
are in the project, Xcode will pick them up. When you add a file to the
project just make sure that no targets are checked to add the file to.
For Xcode 1.5 the templates were updated not to have a Headers build
phase unless the product being built did something with them (like a
framework).
Scott
On Oct 26, 2004, at 2:03 PM, Milton Sagen wrote:
I have a project in which every time I add a .h file Xcode 1.5 adds it
to the group I had selected and to the Targets->"app name"->Bundle
Resources group. I can add the .h via the menu File->New File... or by
simply dragging from the finder. I didn't notice this until I looked
at the built product's resources folder one day and saw a number of .h
files in it.
Anybody else seen this? If so do you have a fix for it?
As is I now have to go to the bundle resources group after adding a
file to the project and remove it from that group if it was added.
Pain in the...
Milt
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