Re: automatically add new files to Xcode project?
Re: automatically add new files to Xcode project?
- Subject: Re: automatically add new files to Xcode project?
- From: Rick Mann <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 10 Nov 2007 11:25:28 -0800
On Nov 10, 2007, at 9:37 AM, Adam Kocoloski wrote:
Is it possible for Xcode to examine a folder hierarchy and give me a
list of files that aren't yet associated with the project? For
instance, if I do a cvs update and other people (who aren't using
Xcode) have added new files to a large repository, it seems I need
to manually track down each new file and add it to my project. Is
there a better way?
I guess my ideal situation would be that the files are automatically
added to the project in the appropriate group (the group structure
matches the folder structure on disk in this case), and then I could
look at a Smart Group of recently added files to see which ones need
to be added to various targets. Did I miss this option somewhere?
Best,
That would be really cool; I've had the exact same complaint.
CodeWarrior dealt with it by allowing you to add a file only once to a
project. If you dropped a folder containing a mix of old and new
files, it would just add the new ones. Xcode 2.4 just re-added them as
duplicates.
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Rick
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