It's almost certainly in the code sense index that you can find in
the build products folder. You can clear the index by deleting the
folder, or from the project inspector in Xcode (The "General" tab).
I've also had some of problems caused by this behaviour. Don't forget
to file bug reports when you find things that doesn't work like you
would expect / want them to..
j o a r
On 28 feb 2006, at 16.41, Tom Jones wrote:
I have a project that I moved from my laptop to my desktop
computer. On my
laptop, my user name is my first and last name, on my desktop my
username is
just my first name. The project builds correctly on the desktop
(I'm pretty
sure I had to fix some file references), but when I generate the class
model, and try to jump to the implementation from the class model,
it's
looking for the .m file where it resided on my laptop. Anyone know
where
it's getting this reference from, and how to fix it?
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