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mlRe: Building plugins & apps simultaneously
FROM : Raphael Sebbe
DATE : Mon Jan 07 17:18:37 2002

I have a simple solution for this. I create a symlink where the plug-in
should be that points to the one in the Builds/ directory:

cd Builds/MyApp.app/Contents/PlugIns/
ln -s ../../../MyPlugIn.bundle MyPlugIn.bundle

Of course, you'll have to recreate it each time you clean MyApp, but
otherwise, it works nicely for incremental builds of the plug-in or the
app. Its even faster as no copy is performed!

Raphael

On Monday, January 7, 2002, at 02:50  PM, Calum Robinson wrote:

> In my project I have the main application that will eventually have a
> plugin in its resources folder. This plugin is a separate target in the
> same project, and when it has been built, I would like it to be moved
> to the Resources folder of the application.
>
> The problem is that when the plugin is built, it exists only in the
> build directory. Including it as a resource in the target that builds
> the application requires me to re-build the application every time I
> build the plugin.
>
> Is there an easy way to do this? Adding a new 'Copy Files' build phase
> did nothing. I can't create a symlink in the apps resources directory -
> if I clean the target it will get deleted.
>
> I can get round this by building the plugin and then rebuilding the
> app, but I thought that someone could show me a better way?
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