Renaming source files
Renaming source files
- Subject: Renaming source files
- From: Jeremy Dronfield <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2002 21:48:29 +0100
This is as much a ProjectBuilder question as a Cocoa one, but I thought
I'd try here first.
I want to use multiple targets in PB in order to build multiple versions
of my application. The app uses 11 source/header file pairs, and 10
nibs. Of these, all files stay the same in all versions, except for one
source file (SRControls.m) and one nib (MainMenu.nib). So, I'd like to
be able to create alternative versions of just these files to include in
each target. Of course, PB won't accept files with identical names, so I
tried changing the name of SRControls.m to SRControlsAA.m. (I didn't
change the name of SRControls.h, because I only need the one version of
it. Also, it's #imported in most of the other source files, so renaming
it would be inconvenient.) The app built and ran okay, but is this an
"approved" way of doing things? So long as the file is -@implementation
SRControls- does it matter that it isn't called SRControls.m?
-Jeremy
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