Re: moving files into groups which match the filesystem
Re: moving files into groups which match the filesystem
- Subject: Re: moving files into groups which match the filesystem
- From: Owen Hartnett <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 25 Feb 2010 14:00:32 -0500
On Feb 25, 2010, at 1:35 PM, Quincey Morris wrote:
> On Feb 25, 2010, at 10:03, Keary Suska wrote:
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>> Have you tried using the repository management interface in Xcode? I think it will do most of what you want. The only thing it won't do is associate your groups with a filesystem path, which AFAIK you have to do manually. But that only matters for files you want to add to those groups.
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> Speaking from experience, I'd say you *really* don't want to just move (repository) files around in the Repository window. My experience has been that the project itself is *not* kept in sync with such changes -- though of course I may have just been Doing It Wrong™ -- and figuring out how to get the project back into a working state is hours of hair-tearing frustration.
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> I think the safe way to do it is to remove the files from the Xcode project (and tell Xcode to move them to the trash, but *not* [
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This will only solve your future problems, not your present, but I've just been through this, and the main clue is to associate the group (folder in XCode) with it's actual folder Do a Get Info on the group and assign it to its folder, and subsequent files that you form in that group go into that folder.
I didn't find a way to reset the contents of a folder that you later associate the group to into the new location without individually doing a Get Info on each file.
-Owen _______________________________________________
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