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iPhone - adding new group to class folder - import not detecting

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OK, as it turns out, the Libs is not required just

#import "Msg.h"

is enaugh even if its in folder level down.

thanks

Marcin 2010-10-13 11:49:56

Groups in Xcode and folders in Finder are not related. Groups show up tan in Xcode; folders you add to your Xcode project show up blue (and, importantly, Xcode considers the folder to be a single object, to be [usually] copied all at once—it does not think about anything inside the folder). When you import a header using a path like `Libs/Msg.h`, the preprocessor will look for a Msg.h file in a Libs *folder*. Since you created a group, not a folder, no such folder exists, hence it not finding the file.

Peter Hosey 2010-10-14 08:01:24

Answer 2

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What path is your RootViewController in? If you give a path in import, it must be relative to the current file. Also check the case of both directory and file; Mac OS X is case-insensitive, but Xcode and iPhone are not.

mdhughes 2010-10-13 18:19:13

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