Re: Project references
Re: Project references
- Subject: Re: Project references
- From: Markian Hlynka <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 14:31:50 -0600
That's cool. How does one determine, however, which targets associate
with what?
For example, I have the below snippet from my xcode project.I see that
I have one type 4 ref, and one type 2 ref; I wonder what the type 2
ref
is associated with, as I was pretty sure I had everything set up as
project relative.
[...]
isa = PBXGroup;
name = codegeneration;
refType = 4;
sourceTree = "<group>";
This is group (parent) relative.
isa = PBXGroup;
name = Source;
path = "";
refType = 2;
sourceTree = SOURCE_ROOT;
This appears to be relative to the symbol "SOURCE_ROOT".
OK. I see that my "source" group is "relative to project" in the "Group
`Source' Info" Window. Makes sense, since the project is the parent of
this group.
But, in "Project `codegeneration' Info", in the "general" tab, I don't
see anything that says SOURCE_ROOT relative. I have a path, and I have
everything else set as "default". How do I determine the value of
SOURCE_ROOT, and where was it set?
I'm just trying to understand how this all works so it's easier to
change/fix when I break it! :)
Thanks,
Markian
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