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Re: Subproject Dependencies




On May 20, 2005, at 8:21 AM, Scott Thompson wrote:

For our application, we've added a project to create a Spotlight importer.  We dragged the importer's project onto the main application project and set up dependencies so that the Spotlight importer is built properly when it is out-of-date.


Now we're trying to set up the project to automatically copy the Spotlight importer into our application bundle.   I've created a "Copy Files" build step and dragged the icon that represents the output of the Spotlight importer project into that copy files step.


The problem is that the application doesn't seem to be able to find the Spotlight importer after it is built.  As far as I can tell, it is trying to find the built importer in the output directory for the application build, and not in the output directory of the Spotlight Importer Project.



In Xcode Preferences, Building tab, click "Customized Location" for "Place Build Products In" and choose a common location for the build projects.  That's the  easiest way.  

Chris 
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