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How do I keep added folders current in my Xcode project?
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How do I keep added folders current in my Xcode project?


  • Subject: How do I keep added folders current in my Xcode project?
  • From: Stephen O'Connor <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2011 15:47:09 +0100

  Hello,

I'm working on a project where we have 2 different folders of common sourcecode that are imported into the project. When adding these to a project I don't copy the files (with the checkbox), but also don't create a reference folder (i.e. the source would then appear under a blue folder icon in the project) because I want a flat hierarchy. This works OK... up to a point.

When I add these folders, the dialog will then ask me what target I want to set these files for. What I'd like to do is to say "This folder's contents - all of its files - should all have the same target(s). " That means, if I add/remove files from this folder (in Finder), the Xcode project will make itself aware of any changes to the contents of that folder (in Finder) when I build.

It suggests I need to make a straightforward build script, but I don't know what that would have to look like.

I would be grateful for any help on the matter.

Thank you!

Stephen
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