Re: dependencies
Re: dependencies
- Subject: Re: dependencies
- From: Troy Gaul <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 09 Nov 2003 22:30:33 -0600
On Nov 8, 2003, at 1:02 AM, Scott Tooker wrote:
First, dependencies - there's this nice "Direct Dependencies" box
under the "General" tab of the framework target inspector, but nothing
in it - when I hit the "+", I get a slide-down box with nothing in it,
with an "Add" button. I can't type or anything in the box, and
hitting "Add" or return just makes the sliding box go away.
Just HOW am I supposed to add (or see?) dependencies? The
instructions seem to indicate that frameworks will show up in the
slide-down box - but there's nothing.
The target dependencies indicate dependencies on other targets, not
frameworks. If you want to indicate that a target uses a given
framework, you need to add that framework to the target.
If your framework target is in a different .xcode project file, you
have to add that .xcode file to the application project's file list.
Then it will show up when you use the Add button in the Direct
Dependencies area.
_troy
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