I'll answer the questions I know (or think I know):
On 29 dec 2005, at 16.58, Nick Nallick wrote:
I've succeeded in compiling my project but I'm failing to link with
a bunch of duplicate definition errors. Apparently I dragged a
source file into the project twice into different groups (why is
this even possible?).
The group tree is a virtual grouping of files, it doesn't have to
give any indication of how the files are structured on disk, or how /
if they are included in targets to be compiled.
Unfortunately I can't find the incorrect copy of it. How do I
locate a file in an unknown group without manually opening every
group?
If you know the symbol, you should be able to figure out which file
it is in. When you have the file, open the inspector and check which
targets it belongs to. More than one?
Also, I can't find anything equivalent to CW's "Link Order" list.
How do I control the order files are linked in?
Check the individual build phases for the target in question. The
"Compile Sources" build phase lists the files to be compiled. Files
are linked in the order they are compiled. You can re-order files
within a build phase.
Is there any way to get a flat list of all the files in a project?
If you select the project icon in the project window and open the
"Detail" tab, you'll see all the files in one long list.
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