Excellent idea! I did this and I get a list of files. I then pick
one (let's start easy) and drag it to the Groups & Files pane and
drop it. It gets added. However, the file is showing up with a
red font (meaning the file is read-only I guess). OK, that's cool,
I don't have the file checked out, so it should be RO. However, I
can't view the file in the editor. I double-click on it and
nothing. I click on the "editor" toolbar and it says "No Editor". ??
So why can't I open this file? If I check the file out, it still
remains "red" and I can't open the file. ?? What gives with the
"red" text?
-- jrj
On Apr 22, 2005, at 2:45 PM, Jonathon Mah wrote:
On 23 Apr 2005, at 03:14, Jeffrey R. Jenkins wrote:
How can I add just *.c & *.h files to an empty Xcode project? It
seems that all I can do is point to a directory and let it
recurse through and add all files it sees to the project. I must
be missing something.
Just use the Finder to search for all .h files, select all and
drag them in; search for .c files, select all and drag them in.
Jonathon Mah
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