Re: What do crossed out settings mean?
Re: What do crossed out settings mean?
- Subject: Re: What do crossed out settings mean?
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 08:21:23 +0100
On 2004-03-03, at 00.36, Denis Stanton wrote:
>> I am wondering what a crossed out setting (Header Search Paths) means
>> in xcode. It has a line through it. Can anyone clue me in. Also, has
>> anyone come up with any tricks for putting paths into xcode settings?
>> Anything other than simply typing in a long list?
>> God I miss PB....
> The crossed out setting will be ignored because they are overridden by
> settings in another target that this target inherits it's settings
> from
You can't count on it being ignored by only checking for a
strikethrough.
Build settings have priorities, build styles overrides targets, and
command line arguments overrides build styles, etc. BUT, an overriding
setting can pick up the settings it overrides via the $value directive
(it is $value, isn't it?). Ergo, you can't just look at the
strikethrough and know if it is ignored or not - you have to look at
the overriding levels to find out for sure.
At least this is true in the general case. If you're the only developer
in your team, and if you never use the $value directive, then you can
of course use the strikethrough in the way Denis suggested above.
j o a r
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