Re: Copy Headers Build Phase is Flattening my directories
Re: Copy Headers Build Phase is Flattening my directories
- Subject: Re: Copy Headers Build Phase is Flattening my directories
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 1 Jul 2005 11:29:21 -0700
On Jul 1, 2005, at 10:38 AM, Mike Jackson wrote: Is there a way to add files to XCode projects where the directory structure will stay in tact when copied to the "Headers" directory of a framework? Here is an example:
/ (Root Level of Source) |-- Generic |--Export.h |-- OtherStuff |--Export.h
When the Copy Headers Phase fires off I only get one header file at the top level of the "Headers" folder in the framework. I should have at least 2 folders there each containing a file called Export.h
The way to do this in 2.1 and earlier:
• add the header folders as File References (using the radio button in Add Files) • in the target, create a new Copy Files build phase, and set it to Relative to Wrapper, path Headers • drag the file references for the headers from the Copy Bundle Resources build phase to the new Copy Files build phase
Chris |
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