On 22 Mar 2006, at 21:42, Jeffrey Pearson wrote:
So am I also understanding correctly that if you are 'adding an
existing' asset, it doesnt actually copy the file to the target but
expects it to already exist there?
Depends on what you are referring to.
The panel that comes up when you do Project -> Add to Project (Xcode
2.2 menu) has the option "Copy items into destination group's folder
(if needed)". Which means that you can have your new files copied
into the project folder, or construct a project with files all over
your network.
These files will be copied into the appropriate target by the build
process, no matter where they come from.
Nothing expects a file to already exist somewhere - unless you are
thinking of including resources in your web page by using static html
(ie, <img src="xxxx">). In which case the referred to image really
has nothing to do with your project.
Paul
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