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Re: Xcode Config files question
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Re: Xcode Config files question


  • Subject: Re: Xcode Config files question
  • From: John Brisbin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2008 10:03:16 -0800

Not as far as I have discovered. Which is why each of my sub-project xcconfig files starts something like this:

#include "../../XCConfigDocs/Generated/BuildID.xcconfig"
#include "../../XCConfigDocs/Generated/CurrentInstallable.xcconfig"
#include "../../XCConfigDocs/Global/Copyright.xcconfig"
#include "../../XCConfigDocs/Global/SigningParams.xcconfig"
#include "../../XCConfigDocs/Global/CompInstallParams.xcconfig"
TOP_DIR = ../..

... with the TOP_DIR part manually embedded into include statements. Since not all projects are at the same level relative to the top, this causes the expected number of errors whenever something new is added to the list in each of the subproj xcconfig files.

I would welcome some facility or workaround for this.

John Brisbin

Rush Manbert wrote:
I don't think this has changed in the last 2 years, but it seems wise to ask before we go off and tear things up in our projects.

Is it possible to do something like this in a Xcode config file?

PATH_TO_TOP = "../../../../"

#include "$(PATH_TO_TOP)/common/xcconfig/ThirdPartyLibPaths.xcconfig"

Thanks,
Rush
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