FROM : Gorazd Krosl
DATE : Tue Jul 18 21:20:47 2006
Hi Dave,
As soon you have a "Copy Files" built phase in your
target, XCode happily adds any newly created *h files
to it. I don't know about any workaround other than
manually removing them from the "Copy Files" build
phase. Maybe others do.
HTH,
Gorazd
---------------------------------------------------------
I've build a project using the "Core Data
Document-based Application
with Spotlight Importer" template. I see that the
resulting app
target has a "Copy Files" step which copies not only
the Spotlight
importer bundle, but also all of the app's header
files into Library/
Spotlight/ within the app bundle.
Why is it copying the .h files into the app bundle?
-Dave
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DATE : Tue Jul 18 21:20:47 2006
Hi Dave,
As soon you have a "Copy Files" built phase in your
target, XCode happily adds any newly created *h files
to it. I don't know about any workaround other than
manually removing them from the "Copy Files" build
phase. Maybe others do.
HTH,
Gorazd
---------------------------------------------------------
I've build a project using the "Core Data
Document-based Application
with Spotlight Importer" template. I see that the
resulting app
target has a "Copy Files" step which copies not only
the Spotlight
importer bundle, but also all of the app's header
files into Library/
Spotlight/ within the app bundle.
Why is it copying the .h files into the app bundle?
-Dave
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