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are you guys familiar with how you could have inner folders within a framework? i have a highly compartmentalized framework that is fully functional (thanks for the write up!) and i use it in a number of apps... the framework is broken up in to a number of sections for different types of usages/tasks.
I know some people would say that i should spin it off in to multiple frameworks but i'd rather not for a number of internal reasons.
i know an issue perhaps isn't the greatest spot for this question, and that it's more of a StackOverflow thing, but i figured it would be an awesome thing to touch on in the writeup if it's doable.
if someone could point me in the right direction in doing this i'd be happy to submit a pull request...
:-)
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This should be doable with a custom script that created the necessary subfolders in the framework and moves headers accordingly. No way to configure this in Xcode sadly.
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are you guys familiar with how you could have inner folders within a framework? i have a highly compartmentalized framework that is fully functional (thanks for the write up!) and i use it in a number of apps... the framework is broken up in to a number of sections for different types of usages/tasks.
I know some people would say that i should spin it off in to multiple frameworks but i'd rather not for a number of internal reasons.
current usage:
#import <FrameworkName/HeaderFileName.h>
goal usage:
#import <FrameworkName/FolderName/HeaderFileName.h>
i know an issue perhaps isn't the greatest spot for this question, and that it's more of a StackOverflow thing, but i figured it would be an awesome thing to touch on in the writeup if it's doable.
if someone could point me in the right direction in doing this i'd be happy to submit a pull request...
:-)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: