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Setting xcodeproj-relative working directory


  • Subject: Setting xcodeproj-relative working directory
  • From: Tom Seddon <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 16 Dec 2012 03:30:29 +0000

Is it possible to set an xcodeproj-relative working directory in a scheme? The goal is just to have the program able to get access some test data using relative paths, without requiring each programmer to set up a working folder in the shared scheme.

I also tried adding a Copy Files build phase, to get the data into the build products folder. But a Copy Files build phase can't copy folders, it seems. (Well, I suppose it is called Copy *Files*.) The program is a command-line program, so there's no bundle for Copy Bundle Files to work with.

Solutions or alternative suggestions sought!

Thanks,

--Tom


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