Source trees problem
Source trees problem
- Subject: Source trees problem
- From: Howard Moon <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2012 09:19:27 -0700
Hi all,
I'm new to Xcode 4(.4.1), coming from Xcode 3.2.6, and have a problem using Source Trees.
I've got a lot of common files used by various projects, and I'm doing work on various OS partitions, and want to keep all my sources in just one of those partitions. So, I've set up Source Trees using paths like MyProjects equal to the path "/Volumes/OS10.7/Projects" so that my projects can all look at that specific volume. So far, I'm just working on the OS10.7 volume, but already I have problems (which are certain to be worse once I try to use this scheme from a different partition).
The problem seems to be that the paths are not recognized or something. I've triple-checked the paths, and can do a "ls" from Terminal using the same path, and it works, but when I select the Location for a source files as "Relative to MyProjects", the relative path shows a bunch of "../" entries taking it up to the root of the current drive (OS10.7), then adding the complete path. I assume it should just list the file path *relative* to that location, right? This implies to me that it isn't parsing the path correctly.
Also, if I use the symbol $(MyProjects) in my build settings, it comes up as blank, so that "$(MyProjects)/Common/CommonPluginHeaders.pch" shows up simple as "/Common/CommonPluginHeaders.pch". Shouldn't those Source Tree symbols be legal to use in the Build Settings?
What could be wrong with the Source Tree paths? There are no blank spaces in them, and the only symbols are "." and "_", (which are legal, right?).
Anyone know how to find out what is going wrong and fix it?
Thanks,
Howard
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