Re: Building an agent app into another app's bundle
Re: Building an agent app into another app's bundle
- Subject: Re: Building an agent app into another app's bundle
- From: Rick Mann <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 6 Mar 2009 12:53:10 -0800
On Mar 5, 2009, at 19:41:26, Chris Espinosa wrote:
On Mar 5, 2009, at 7:17 PM, Rick Mann wrote:
I have a Cocoa app (call it "U") that provides a UI for a user
agent Cocoa app (call it "A"). I have two projects, one for each
app. I'd like to set up Xcode so that when I build the UI app
("U"), it builds the agent app ("A"), and then (a copy of) A.app
should end up inside U.app's bundle.
How do I set up Xcode to do this? If this is already documented,
can someone point me to it?
1) Drag project A into project U. This creates a cross-project
reference from U to A, and makes A's targets and build products
available to U.
2) In project U, drag A's target into the target for U. That
creates a project dependency: when you build U, it makes sure A is
up to date.
I'm unable to do this. I use the Condensed view.
Do you mean, drag A's target from within A's project window? Or from
within somewhere in U's project window? I can't find a target for A
inside U, but inside A, I can attempt to drag the target from the A
project window onto the U target in U's project window. However, Xcode
refuses to let me drop it anywhere.
3) Still in project U, drag A's build product (A.app) into the Copy
Bundle Resources build phase for target U. That causes A.app to be
copied into U.app/Contents/Resources when U is built.
That's pretty much it.
Chris
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Rick
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