Re: Xcode: Moved Project Folder - Files are declared as missing
Re: Xcode: Moved Project Folder - Files are declared as missing
- Subject: Re: Xcode: Moved Project Folder - Files are declared as missing
- From: Jean-François Veillette <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2005 13:15:36 -0400
The cache is made by the indexing part (code sense) of XCode, I beleive
that if this cache exist, then it will be used for path information on
compiling sources.
In XCode, get info on the project's root object, you should have a
'CodeSense' tab, in there you can "Rebuild Index" and "disable
indexing".
Typically, after a 'move', the index is no good, so you can just
rebuild the index.
I have disabled indexing completely for one of my little project, and
it seem fine (so far) and do not have any bad side effects (this one is
a small project).
- jfv
Le 05-04-13, à 12:24, Florijan Stamenkovic a écrit :
When I do that I always just delete the build and then COPY the
project from one place to another. I have no idea why that works and
moving doesn't, but it works.
On Apr 13, 2005, at 15:39, Ute Hoffmann wrote:
Hallo,
I moved a project directory with a development project on my machine
into a different folder after I had made a deployment install with
xcode 1.5. I then changed some code and tried to do a second
deployment install and got a failed message as Xcode seems to look
for a number of classes in the old place, where they of course are
not longer. I cleaned the targets, removed build files and
everything, but no change. I then moved the project back to its old
place and now xcode does look for two other java classes in the last
place and fails again.
1. Where can I clean all paths in Xcode to let my install work again,
it looking at the right places? I have tried clean all several times.
Is there a way to let xcode always look for the java files in a
relative manner, in relation to the project folder rather than in
relation to whatever?
2. How can i stop Xcode from caching such path information?
Many thanks for some insight.
Regards,
Ute
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