Re: How to unconditionally copy headers?
Re: How to unconditionally copy headers?
- Subject: Re: How to unconditionally copy headers?
- From: Philip Aker <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 1 Aug 2009 22:49:02 -0700
On 2009-08-01, at 13:24:28, Bruce Sharpe wrote:
Yes, thanks. I started out doing that, there were some subtleties,
so I thought I'd try a more Xcode-standard way. But for now I'll
revert to Run Script.
It seems to me that the Private Headers Folder path is only meaningful
relative to something like ${TARGET_BUILD_DIR}
I set this path to ${HOME} and the result is the similar to what you
have posted.
Xcode Build Setting Reference
PRIVATE_HEADERS_FOLDER_PATH
Description: Bundle directory path. Specifies the directory that
contains the product’s private header files.
Effector: “CONTENTS_FOLDER_PATH.”
Default value: $CONTENTS_FOLDER_PATH/Contents/PrivateHeaders
Example value: MyProduct.bundle/Contents/PrivateHeaders
I.e., the file gets copied to a subfolder of the build directory
instead of to the absolute path I specified.
Use a Run Script script build phase to copy the header to the
desired location (cp -f e.g.).
Philip Aker
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