I am trying to import one of my xcode projects into another, and I was just wondering if there were some best practices for this task, or if anyone has any advice how to make this happen?
Thanks.
Not sure exactly what you mean by import.
If you want to do a framework then you'll want this.
Framework Docs
If you want to do a shared library then you'll want this.
Shared Libs
Just click on .xcodeproj file and it will be automatically opened in whatever version of xcode installed in your system and if the project was created in an older version just click on "Modernise Project" which you can find at the bottom of your xcode and xcode will take care of the rest.
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I have made a library that make by swift cocoa touch framework, and now I need to export it to file .framework that can import for another project. In fact, I'm workground that copy the framework from product forder, but I think it is not a correctly solution (such as it may be archive and export, but I can't do it). Please help me. Thanks.
If I understood correctly you made a swift framework and want to include the framework to another project.
You can just drag the framework .xcodeproj from Finder to your new project and start using it.
I'd like to know if it is possible to get a list of the frameworks being used in an Objective-C project.
Perhaps there's some way to access XCode's "Build Phases"? Doesn't matter if it's some obscure method not advised by Apple, I'm trying to make an XCode plugin.
Thanks
I haven't written a Xcode plugin (yet), but is there a way for you to use terminal commands? If this is possible you could open the projects build path and simply use
ls *.framework
They should also be linked in the .xcodeproj file.
New to objective-c. Finally found a tutorial that describes how to create and use a static library in x-code. I'm surprised that building and using libraries is such an arduous process. Is there a more efficient way to create and use static libraries?
I installed JetBrain app-code. But I can't follow the same steps since I can't figure out how to create a workspace in app-code.
Could someone please lists the steps for creating and using a static library in app-code?
Also, how can I change my build path in app-code? I tried to change the path in project properties...there is a text-box but its value keeps reverting back to the default?
I think I'm missing something, because the jet-brain products I've worked with (resharper for C#, and intell-j for Java) are very high quality.
Thanks in advance.
at this moment, AppCode doesn't have full project configuration facilities: you cannot create targets in it. This functionality will be added in the future versions.
Meanwhile, you can use Xcode to setup you project and then switch back to AppCode.
As for the build path reverting to the default, could you please file a bug report in the tracker?
Is it possible with IDEA 12 (like with Eclipse) to automatically add Android support library either on demand or on project creation (like in Eclipse)?
So far we had to go to extras directory in Android SDK and copy the library manually. I wonder if it had changed?!
This functionality is missing right now, please submit a feature request.
I have had some issues with the AWS IOS SDK framekit, since it was not built to work with OSX apps. I found a modified version of the SDK that Brad Larson created.
The directory structure looks something like:
AWSiOSSDK.framework/
src/
--Amazon.Runtime/
--Amazon.S3/
..
--AWSCocoa/
----AWSCocoa_Prefix.pch
----AWSCocoa.xcodeproj
----etc
--include/
So if I go into the xcode project, and build AWSCocoa it compiles. But when I look at the timestamp on the AWSiOSSDK.framework, it hasn't changed. So I don't know what compiling this AWSCocoa gets me, or where I can find the files it creates. So assuming that building AWSCocoa.xcodeproj is supposed to build a new version of the framework compatible with OSX development, where do I find and link what I've built?
The AWSiOSSDK.framework bundle is a precompiled framework, probably left over from my earlier experiments in making a Mac version of this (since you can't use frameworks like this with iOS, only static libraries). Ignore that.
If you are using Xcode 4, your built framework will be created somewhere in your ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/ directory. To find where it lies, go to your project navigator in Xcode 4, expand the Products group, right click on AWSCocoa.framework, and select Show in Finder. This is no different from any other third-party framework you would compile.
Nominally, you'll want to add this framework as a target dependency in your application so that it is built alongside that. You'll also have to make sure that the framework is copied into the appropriate location within your application bundle so that it can be used by your application at runtime.