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Mac Forum / Programming / Mac Programming / May 2006Invalid paths when moving Xcode projects
I'm having a recurring problem when moving several Xcode projects from one Mac (and username) to another - Xcode complains it can't access the Frameworks folder in the user's domain on the old Mac. The problem is, I'm not (any longer) linking against any framework or file in that folder, so there is no path for me to delete or alter. Cleaning and rebuilding does nothing. I can see in the Build Results window, the gcc-3.3 command is including the flag '-F /Users/<oldusername>/Library/Frameworks', but can that be altered, or do I need to rebuild every one of these projects? Thanks! Mike. > I'm having a recurring problem when moving several Xcode projects from > one Mac (and username) to another - Xcode complains it can't access the [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > the flag '-F /Users/<oldusername>/Library/Frameworks', but can that be > altered, or do I need to rebuild every one of these projects? You need to trawl through your build settings and find the place where "Framwork Search Paths" aka FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS has been set. Paul > You need to trawl through your build settings and find the place where > "Framwork Search Paths" aka FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS has been set. Perfect, that was it, thanks!! There was nothing in the Styles framework search path, but it was set in the per-target settings. (side-rant: does anyone else really dislike the way the build settings in Xcode are spread across several locations? And the bold/plaintext style convention for setting names isn't exactly intuitive.) Thanks again. > (side-rant: does anyone else really dislike > the way the build settings in Xcode are spread across several > locations? And the bold/plaintext style convention for setting names > isn't exactly intuitive.) Just about everyone who usesz Xcode hates that aspect of it, I suspect. It really is a train wreck of a UI that needs to be completely re-designed. Paul |
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