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Adding an "item reference" not a "file reference" to a Link Build Phase
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Adding an "item reference" not a "file reference" to a Link Build Phase


  • Subject: Adding an "item reference" not a "file reference" to a Link Build Phase
  • From: David Hoerl <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 19 May 2011 09:43:53 -0400

Xcode 3.2.6

I have a somewhat complex iOS project where application projects include a static library project we construct. We are using SVN, and it all works fine.

When we branch, we branch both the app projects and the library project. I have a nice script now that can do most of the rewiring.

[However, it cannot set the Target dependencies to the included static library project contents (this is an known old deficiency that apparently was never fixed).]

I was hoping that I could figure out a way to add the library to the "Link" build phase. The only reference I can find to it in the Xcode dictionary is in the contents property (a list) under the included library project. The items in "contents" are not file references, but "item references" (the file reference would change based on the build configuration).

Now I see in a working dictionary that in the "Link" build phase, most items have a file reference (manually included framework/library) and that out static library has a "item reference".

Soooo, my question is: is there some magical applescript incantation that will let me add the item reference from "contents" to the "Link" phase "build files" list, so I don't have to do it in the GUI?

Thanks, David
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