Re: private frameworks
Re: private frameworks
- Subject: Re: private frameworks
- From: Daniel Todd Currie <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 14:03:26 -0800
Thanks for your response, Larry...
But I've tried all that, and unless I place the framework in
/Library/Frameworks/, Xcode can't find the framework when I try to
build the app, even when I have added the framework using "Add
Frameworks...". But then the problem is that the app won't run on
other machines where the framework is not present. I've tried setting
the app project's Framework Search Path, and any other relevant build
settings, to no avail.
-- Daniel
On 2004 Mar 29, at 18:04, Larry Fransson wrote:
On Mar 29, 2004, at 12:05, Daniel Todd Currie wrote:
What I really want to do is build a framework bundle once, and then
have a single file that I can easily dump into any application
project, and then just add a new copy file build phase to insert the
framework into the application bundle.
I can't say I've been following this thread at all, so maybe I missed
something, but what you want to do is exactly what I have done with an
application that uses the Omni Frameworks. I didn't just make that
up, either. I got that from the archives somewhere. The frameworks
are built with an installation path of
"@executable_path/../Frameworks", and then added to the project using
the "Add Frameworks..." menu item. Then there's a copy files build
phase that copies the built framework into the application bundle's
Frameworks directory.
Larry Fransson
Seattle, WA
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