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rihekopo
rihekopo

Reputation: 3350

Xcode cached wrong search paths

I've spent a day trying to figure why Xcode doesn't find my framework headers but couldn't solve the problem. In a nutshell, my project name contains spaces like My Sample App therefore I got errors that my added frameworks header files not found. Before Xcode 6.3.1 I could solve the problem with deleting and importing the SDKs again. But with the newest version it doesn't work anymore. I could reproduce and solve the problem with a sample project where I changed the Framework Search Path to $(inherited) $(PROJECT_DIR) also set project dir to recursive. However it doesn't want to work in my other project and I have zero idea why this happens. Is it possible that Xcode cached somewhere a wrong path? Or can I reset everything somehow? It's very frustrating, for example I get an error that "Parse.h" not found so I delete the Parse framework, close Xcode, open it again and run. This time the error is correct, because there is no Parse sdk, then I import it again, run the app and the build fails and I get the same error. I tried to copy the folders to the project folder and also tried to add them from elsewhere but nothing happened.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 708

Answers (1)

John Rogers
John Rogers

Reputation: 2192

If you want to include paths with spaces in them, wrap them in quotes. I suggest using $(SRCROOT) as the root directory. For example:

"$(SRCROOT)/My Headers/"

Assuming your project directory is "My Sample App", this will resolve to something like (just an example):

/Users/bushiko/Projects/My Sample App/My Headers/

Upvotes: 1

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