Adding linker flags about xcodeeditor HOT 17 CLOSED

Your code seems ok. Have you tried running the test cases? They extract a sample project to /tmp and edit that.

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All the test cases run fine...XCBuildConfiguration has a dictionary called _buildSettings that adds the new parameters to it but I don't see where that dictionary is actually saved back to the project? Can you tell me where that happens?

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There are separate config dictionaries which are related back to the target. I used this feature on a project about 3 months ago and it seemed to be working fine.

Is this test in XCTargetTests working correctly: - (void)test_allows_setting_build_configurations ?

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Okay, sorry, it looks like cocoa pods might not have the latest code? I removed it from my cocoa pods and just put the API in directly and it is now saving my changes!

But now I noticed something else. Instead of adding to the HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS it is replacing it entirely. It appears not to pull in the HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS when the project gets loaded in (Debug Log then screenshot of project settings):

before: {
buildSettings =     {
    "ALWAYS_SEARCH_USER_PATHS" = NO;
    "COPY_PHASE_STRIP" = NO;
    "GCC_DYNAMIC_NO_PIC" = NO;
    "GCC_OPTIMIZATION_LEVEL" = 0;
    "GCC_PRECOMPILE_PREFIX_HEADER" = YES;
    "GCC_PREFIX_HEADER" = "prefixTouch.pch";
    "INFOPLIST_FILE" = "Info.plist";
    "IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET" = "4.0";
    "PRODUCT_NAME" = OAuthSampleTouch;
    "TARGETED_DEVICE_FAMILY" = "1,2";
};
isa = XCBuildConfiguration;
name = Debug;

And then after I add the new parameters:

The settings: {
buildSettings =     {
    "ALWAYS_SEARCH_USER_PATHS" = NO;
    "COPY_PHASE_STRIP" = NO;
    "GCC_DYNAMIC_NO_PIC" = NO;
    "GCC_OPTIMIZATION_LEVEL" = 0;
    "GCC_PRECOMPILE_PREFIX_HEADER" = YES;
    "GCC_PREFIX_HEADER" = "prefixTouch.pch";
    "HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS" =         (
        "$(SRCROOT)/**"
    );
    "INFOPLIST_FILE" = "Info.plist";
    "IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET" = "4.0";
    "PRODUCT_NAME" = OAuthSampleTouch;
    "TARGETED_DEVICE_FAMILY" = "1,2";
};
isa = XCBuildConfiguration;
name = Debug;

Thanks for your help!

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Apologies! I'll push another CocoaPods version.

Regarding merging in vs overwriting: yes the method name implies it will merge doesn't it?

I'm sorry you've had a hard slog to get there. I wish I had a couple of weeks to give this library some more attention. . Glad it was at least mostly helpful.

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No worries, its a great API that has been really useful and saved me a ton of time!

Is the merging something that is an easy fix and something you will be updating soon? Or will I need to find a work around?

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Merging? You mean update CocoaPods. I'll do that right away. (I thought I had).

Meantime, there is a workaround of sorts. You can fetch the latest version with:

pod 'XcodeEditor', :head

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Sorry, what I meant was is there a way to add to the existing HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS and OTHER_LDFLAGS instead of always overwriting them?

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That should be done as:

• String split the existing entries into an array.
• Append the new entries onto the array.
• Call existing method.

I agree that code should be in the library itself. Would you like to add it? Otherwise I should have some time later tonight (currently 9.15am here) to add it for you.

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Oops. wrong button.

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If it won't take long I would greatly appreciate if you could do it since you know your code much better...

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holle, when i user the XcodeEditor.framework,I find a problem.

dyld: Library not loaded: @executable_path/../Frameworks/XcodeEditor.framework/Versions/A/XcodeEditor
Referenced from: /Users/Paul/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/XCodeBuild_ShellPush-bcpwpcmpzitnmzdnagxqfcrtzbmr/Build/Products/Debug/XCodeBuild_ShellPush.app/Contents/MacOS/XCodeBuild_ShellPush
Reason: image not found

I don't know how to fixed it.
Please help me, thx

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@mzworks Is it possible that you can use CocoaPods or add the source to your project. Both of these options will work fine, however, I haven't tried the framework target for a long time.

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Holle jasperblues, i use CocoaPods, but it say

[!] The platform of the target Pods (iOS 7.0) is not compatible with XcodeEditor (1.6) which has a minimum requirement of OS X.

my profile is
platform :ios, '7.0'
pod 'XcodeEditor', '~> 1.6'

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Holle jasperblues, i find platform is "platform :osx, '10.6'"

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i follow the cocospod and finish use XcodeEditor.Thx!

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@mzworks I'm happy it's working for you. (NB: This ticket was actually about adding linking flags to a project, not linking this project itself, but no problem).

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