Re: the bloody Omni frameworks
Re: the bloody Omni frameworks
- Subject: Re: the bloody Omni frameworks
- From: Greg Titus <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 4 Aug 2002 12:15:10 -0700
On Friday, August 2, 2002, at 08:46 PM, Matt Majka wrote:
There is probably an easier way around this, but when I built
them for my own use I deleted all references to the Omni
Frameworks in each project and added back the one I had
just built (I use OmniBase and OmniNetworking so after I
built OmniBase, I removed the reference to it in the
OmniNetworking project and then added the OmniBase framework
I had just built and everything worked fine). Hopefully
that makes some sense.
The easier way is to select the framework reference (the OmniBase line
in OmniNetworking, say), hit command-I (or menu item Project > Show
Info), and click on the "Set Path..." button to tell Project Builder
where to find the framework. Note that this results in Project Builder
storing an absolute path, so your project will no longer build for
anyone who isn't using the same path.
(This is if you don't prefer the easiest way, which is to set the
Project Builder preference to use a separate location for build results.)
Hope this helps,
-Greg
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