Re: Source File Paths Outside of Project
Re: Source File Paths Outside of Project
- Subject: Re: Source File Paths Outside of Project
- From: Seth Willits <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2012 10:33:58 -0700
On Sep 11, 2012, at 6:07 AM, Brian Barnes wrote:
> Since the latest couple Xcodes, I've had a difficult time with source files that reside outside of the project folder. My projects are almost always cross platform, so the source is always at a higher level than the various OS project folders.
>
> These latest Xcodes seem designed to have the sources within the project file. Either dragging in from the finder or using "add" leaves you with red (not found) files. I can correct this by individually selecting each file and re-picking it in the right panel.
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> I'm about to make a big move of files, and I really don't want to go through this again :) Can anybody explain to me if there is any easier way to get Xcode to recognize these files when I drop them in? Which "relative" option is better for this -- relative to project or relative to group? I'm assuming relative to project, as my groups don't necessarily represent file structure. What is the logic involved here?
Hi Brian,
Are you sure the "Relative To … " setting is something acceptable? (ie, the project, not an absolute location.) This is certainly still possible, and really isn't any different from 3, so I suspect it's something like that.
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Seth Willits
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