Re: Replacement for CW Re-search for files
Re: Replacement for CW Re-search for files
- Subject: Re: Replacement for CW Re-search for files
- From: Mark Kieling <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2009 08:44:47 -0700
Within Xcode, files belonging to a project can be grouped with folder
like icons. Since this often obviates the need to organize the files
themselves the "huge silly flat folder" is not an issue for most
people. You can choose a custom location when adding files to the
project so they are organized on disk any way you like as you create /
import them.
If you do move a file within your project hierarchy, you can tell
Xcode where to find the new file; right click on the red file icon in
Xcode and chose "Get Info. From there you can set the path to the new
location with the "Choose" button.
*Tip: this also works for multiple files - just select them all within
Xcode and choose "Get Info" then choose the folder where they now
reside and they will all be "re-pathed".
- Mark
On Sep 21, 2009, at 1:38 PM, Jan Barnholt wrote:
Anybody figured out if this is now possible with shiny, all-improved
Xcode 3.2 ..?
Can't believe nobody else is ever rearranging their source files on
disk.
Cheers,
Jan
On 21/8/09 9:36 AM, Jan Barnholt wrote:
Hello everybody,
Even years after 'the switch' I'm still missing some functionality
in Xcode that simply worked w/o ever having to worry about it in
CodeWarrior..
Remember the old CodeWarrior Re-search for files function?
You could reorganize your project on disk as you pleased and let CW
work out where to find the project files.
Doing this in Xcode gives us the red files in project explorer and
a hard time telling Xcode manually where to look for them, file by
file or folder by folder..
Is there any straight forward way of letting Xcode look for project
files that have moved within project folders all by itself?
It really doesn't have to search on all volumes known to the
current system - just in all subfolders of the project's include
path!
What to do if I want/have to reorganize the folder hierarchy
storing my project files on the hard drive?
I don't suppose everybody else is dumping all of their project
files in a single, huge, silly, flat folder on their hard drive..?!
Thanks,
Jan
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