Re: [Config Files] [Solved!] Config file evaluation problems
Re: [Config Files] [Solved!] Config file evaluation problems
- Subject: Re: [Config Files] [Solved!] Config file evaluation problems
- From: Greg Hurrell <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 3 Mar 2006 05:24:57 +0100
El 03/03/2006, a las 2:14, Rush Manbert escribió:
When I went back to make the screen shots to submit with the test
project, I discovered what my misunderstanding is. I will try to
describe it, and the actual behavior I have observed, for the
benefit of others who may follow. As always, this is unofficial and
from a user, so caveat emptor.
Yep, sounds like you've now got it worked out. For a long time I was
thoroughly confused about the relationship between styles (later
configurations) and build settings, why some appeared in bold and
others not. It all seemed hideously and unnecessarily complex. But it
works as you describe it. Once you understand it you realize that it
is a very elegant, flexible and powerful system. And thanks to the
magic of Cocoa bindings (I presume) you can do very powerful things
like view/edit the settings for multiple targets at once (select them
and do a "Get Info") and for multiple configurations at once (when
you select "All Configurations" from the pop-up).
I still want some sort of config file search path capability, but
the basic config file behaviors make sense as long as you remember
that Customized Settings don't follow your config files, and some
Settings are Customized by default in a new project.
And as I said in my other post, if you set up your config files well
then you will have very few customized settings at all, which will
make things much easier to manage and you'll be less likely to be
tripped up by exceptions when you don't expect them.
Cheers,
Greg
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