Didn't you post this exact message (as well as some of your other
recent messages) just two days ago?
j o a r
On 2004-10-25, at 00.44, Jeff Laing wrote:
"The build setting values in a build style have higher precedence than
those in a target. If a build setting is assigned different values in
the active build style and in the active target, the value in the
build
style overrides the value in the target. Xcode indicates this by
crossing out settings that are overridden by the active build style."
Yes, this caught me to, in my mind it seemed like "target-specific"
values
should have higher precedence than "project-wide" ones, so I didn't
even
bother looking up what "crossed-out labels" meant...
Does anyone know why they chose such an idiotic user interface,
allowing you
to edit the value of something thats going to be ignored? It would
make
more sense, to my mind, to have the VALUE crossed out, not the LABEL.
Jeff Laing <email@hidden>
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