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Tom Hammond
Tom Hammond

Reputation: 6090

iOS Objective-C Set Framework Version

I found a recommendation to implement a framework version like this:

I have found that Apple's new Cocoa Touch frameworks supported in Xcode 6, offer an easy answer to this problem. In the default header file created for you, something like Framework.h, you'll see two constants declared for you. These are defined later presumably at runtime by internal framework logic. But I have confirmed they're pulled from the plist for the framework.

//! Project version number for LocalSearch.
FOUNDATION_EXPORT double FrameworkVersionNumber;

//! Project version string for LocalSearch.
FOUNDATION_EXPORT const unsigned char FrameworkVersionString[];

However I'm not sure how to actually set this internally in my framework to say 1.1.1. Could anyone provide me an example of how to set these values? I'm less familiar with how to set a char correctly.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 471

Answers (1)

abdullahselek
abdullahselek

Reputation: 8463

You can set your framework version inside your target's General Tab, see the attached picture.

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Upvotes: 1

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