Re: info.plist problem
Re: info.plist problem
- Subject: Re: info.plist problem
- From: David HM Spector <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 26 Dec 2007 10:18:02 -0500
On Dec 26, 2007, at 3:55 AM, Jean-Daniel Dupas wrote:
The Info.plist path is a target's "build setting".
Double clic on your target. Select the "Build" tab, and search for
Info.plist in your settings.
Jean-Daniel,
Thanks for the suggestion, ...I tried editing the string directly and
then dragging the file from the filesystem to the text field of the
dialog box
(XCode puts the absolute path in for you) and still have the same
problem.
Here's the simplest test case I can make:
1) Create a new cocoa application ("Plist-test") with XCode
2) Quit XCode
3) Open the directory where the new skeletal app lives, create a new
folder called "Resources"
4) Drag info.plist into it
5) Re-open the project file; the info.plist entry in the logical
"Resources"(*) directory will be red
6) Right click on the info.plist file and select "Get Info", then
click "choose" to locate the file in its new location on the
disk (the file name will turn black again since XCode now can find
it)
7) click Build ; get 1 Error gcc can't find the file
Same result if you double-click the Plist-Test target and chance
info.plist's location from the Build settings.
Of course double-clicking on the info.plist file opens it up in an
editor just fine...
(*)
Of course this brings up another problem that I am surprised Apple
didn't fix with XCode3 - the disconnect between
XCode's faux "groups" and the actual layout on disk... IMHO it's
very frustrating and violates just about every HIG
guidelines the Mac has ever had... to say nothing of making the
management of complex projects really hard...
David
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