views:

503

answers:

2

iPhone resources by default show up in a "Resources" group that's visible in the main xcode project view. I want to be able to put them into an actual, physically separate directory at some arbitrary location on my machine decided by me. Interestingly enuf, the default "Classes" group is an actual, physical directory but the "Resources" group isn't.

How can someone tell me how to do that? TIA, Howard

+4  A: 

Right click on Resources, add existing files, choose your directory
and select "Create Folder References for any added folders".

Voilà.

Rhythmic Fistman
easy-peasy! thanks.(tho I don't think I'm going to ask you what your moniker means. :-)
hkatz
A: 

An alternate approach is to start with a directory in your project with some files, drag it into Xcode and have it create the folder references for you. Anything you add within that folder reference is automatically put in that subdirectory.

Kendall Helmstetter Gelner