Re: A strange problem
Re: A strange problem
- Subject: Re: A strange problem
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 11 Aug 2006 22:24:56 -0700
On Aug 11, 2006, at 10:08 PM, Chris Weaver wrote: I think you're right; I had already tried cleaning the project and restarting Xcode as someone else suggested; and I got a dummy program that did nothing but include the Carbon and Quicktime frameworks to run fine. I had tried making a new version of my actual project by making a new project and then copying the source code, the nib file, and the plist files into it, but it didn't work. Based on what you said I tried that same thing again more carefully, copying first the source code and testing that it did run, then the nib file and running, and then the info.plist file. Sure enough it kept working until I put in the old info.plist file.
I find after some experimentation that making ANY change to the info.plist file through the "Edit Active Target" menu choice seems to destroy the application permanently now. Once an project's info.plist has been ruined, even a substituting a clean one cannot fix the project it appears. Everything remains fine if I use Property List Editor to edit the info.plist file directly, however. My best guess from this is that my copy of Xcode is messed up. Does this seem likely?
No, that is very unlikely. More likely is that you have some build setting or some value in the plist that's getting macro-substituted. If you post the troublesome plist and/or the project file's project.pbxproj, we can probably figure out what's going wrong.
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