Re: Setting is not defined in Project, Target or Application level, but not default either.
Re: Setting is not defined in Project, Target or Application level, but not default either.
- Subject: Re: Setting is not defined in Project, Target or Application level, but not default either.
- From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2008 12:28:48 -0800
On 2008 Mar, 04, at 11:48, Scott Tooker wrote:
Hmm, if you go and look at an individual configuration in the UI, is
the value shown in bold?
Short answer: no. I just stepped through the four "Show:" popup
settings: "All Configurations", "Release", "ReleaseUnstripped" and
"Debug", in both the Project Info and Target Info, and "Build Products
Path". Result: All plain, never bold.
At this point, it certainly seems like there is a possible bug here.
Before doing this, I had found the reason why there are three
"objects" for each of the three Build Configuration is that they are
related to:
PBXProject "SSApp"
PBXNativeTarget "SSApp"
PBXNativeTarget "SSAppStatic"
That makes sense because I have these two targets and, of course, one
project.
Matching the UUID-key-thingys, I see that the errant SYMROOT (="Build
Product Location"?) settings are in the objects related to the
PBXProject "SSApp".
Then, using BBEdit, I deleted the three lines:
SYMROOT = "$(SRCROOT)/../../Builds";
Then I closed the project in Xcode, saved the file in BBEdit, reopened
the project in Xcode, and found the same non-default Build Products
Path still shown in the UI. So I quit Xcode. While quitting I got
this error indicated:
File: /SourceCache/DevToolsBase/DevToolsBase-921/pbxcore/
Target.subproj/PBXTarget.m
Line: 3887
Object: <PBXNativeTarget:0x095c59c0>
Method: targetBuildContext
Assertion failed: (nil != [self project]) && ![[self project] isClosed]
Then I re-saved the file in BBEdit, relaunched Xcode, and found the
same non-default Build Products Path still shown in the UI. I then
quit Xcode again, re-read the file in BBEdit and found that Xcode had
^not^ restored those three lines. So where else might Xcode be
getting this non-default Build Products Path?
Oh, well, I quit Xcode and then Time-Machined SSApp.xcodeproj back a
few hours. Still perplexed here.
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| | >Setting is not defined in Project, Target or Application level, but not default either. (From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>) |
| | >Re: Setting is not defined in Project, Target or Application level, but not default either. (From: Scott Tooker <email@hidden>) |
| | >Re: Setting is not defined in Project, Target or Application level, but not default either. (From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>) |
| | >Re: Setting is not defined in Project, Target or Application level, but not default either. (From: Scott Tooker <email@hidden>) |
| | >Re: Setting is not defined in Project, Target or Application level, but not default either. (From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>) |
| | >Re: Setting is not defined in Project, Target or Application level, but not default either. (From: Scott Tooker <email@hidden>) |