I had a similar problem last year and this is how I solved it. Chris
also filed a bug in my honor ;-)
Cheers
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Mike Jackson
imikejackson <at> gmail <dot> com
On May 9, 2006, at 3:45 AM, Patrick Perroud wrote:
On 8 May 2006, at 19:21 , Chris Espinosa wrote:
I think I do: the framework tree looks correct - it just doesn't
add the Headers folder.
And since you mentionned the Framework programming guide - the
tree is exactly similar to the one shown on page 14 of the PDF
documentation (2006-03-08)
IOW - it was created without the "Headers" folder I need.
On page 15 - it is said that "to create additional directories in
your frameworks, you must add build phases to the appropriate
target in XCode".
It also says that "the Copy Files build phase lets you create
directories" - but I was unable to do that.
So - I guess the overall issue could be summarized to this: how
do we create folders with the Copy Files build phase?
You usually would not use the Copy Files build phase, but rather
the Copy Headers build phase, and make sure that the headers you
want published are marked Public.
See "Setting the Role of Header Files" in Xcode 2.2 User Guide:
Working With Files in a Target
>
OPPs - public headers: yes - I've got it now.
Well - it seems to me the Framework programming guide was wrong in
the first place: may be that should be addressed?
Because I doubt anyone could ever create directories with a new
Copy Files build phase ;+)
Thanks anyways.
Best regards
Patrick Perroud
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