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Re: Copying html files to app

Subject: Re: Copying html files to app
From: Rick Mann <email@hidden>
Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2009 16:50:03 -0700

Weird. I Cleaned and built again, and now it's in the right place. Sigh.

On Aug 5, 2009, at 16:38:44, Rick Mann wrote:

In my iPhone project I'm trying to copy some HTML files to the app bundle. I created a copy files build phase, set it to Resources, path "help" (I want the help files collected in a "help" directory inside the bundle.

I wasn't able to drag my "help" group in Files & Groups to this build phase, so I just dragged all the HTML files (fortunately there is no subhierarchy, although I feel I should be able to do this).

But when it copies the files, they get put into a directory in the built app bundle that matches the full directory to the original files (i.e. "/Users/me/repo/project/...etc").
How can I get it to just copy the file(s)?
--
Rick
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