Re: Targets
Re: Targets
- Subject: Re: Targets
- From: rsharp <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2001 06:16:08 -0600 (CST)
On Fri, 16 Nov 2001, Angela Brett wrote:
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I'm working on several things which are all related, so I figured it
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would be convenient/usual to have them as targets in the one project.
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I started by making a Foundation tool. Now I want to add an
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application to my project. I went to 'New Target' and chose Cocoa
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Application. However, that didn't add the files to my project which
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would be in it if I'd made the Application in a new project...
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MainMenu.nib etc. Why is that?
Targets are typicially used for different flavors of the same type of
project. e.g. one of my apps has 4 targets (release, debug, demo,
testing). All involve the same exact source code trees and are all of
type application.
Perhaps what you want to do instead is use nested projects (Can you do
that in PB?). Here, you have a "master" project that will include other
projects. Building the master will in turn build all the nested projects
(each of which could have their own set of targets). Typically when I do
this, my master project has targets such as BuildAll or BuildAllDebug.
HTH,
Rick Sharp
Instant Interactive(tm)
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