Re: Has anyone managed an easy way of including /usr/lib/ files?
Re: Has anyone managed an easy way of including /usr/lib/ files?
- Subject: Re: Has anyone managed an easy way of including /usr/lib/ files?
- From: Jose Commins <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2003 16:21:24 +0000
Muchos thanks - your tip solved the issue!
Odd choice to remove it from Xcode - I can see the reason why for a
regular user it may simplify the dialog (although if that user wanted
to type a path they'd either have to accept it's gone or search help
with terms that may not match) - for developers with admin priviliges
it should have the option for a full directory display like BBEdit -
but then, BBEdit is the equivalent of a diety in developer terms :o)
Regards,
Jose.
On 15 Dec 2003, at 16:03, Chris Ridd wrote:
On 15/12/03 3:10 pm, Jose Commins <email@hidden> wrote:
From a fresh Xcode project, I can't seem to add /usr/lib/libz.dylib
among others. With Project Builder, despite the 'add frameworks...'
file browser only showing the 'non-root' filesystem, it allowed you to
type the path, so typing /usr/ would actually get you in there and
allow you to include the blighters. No go with Xcode - has anyone
found a way to do this, or are we talking another 'feature'?
This is a feature of Panther's open panel - pressing Command-Shift-G
will
bring up a sheet allowing you to type in /usr/lib.
This shortcut is actually documented in Mac Help - search it for
"shortcuts
for dialogs".
Cheers,
Chris
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