Add to iOS project without relying on Workspace

[alfiehanssen]

Add to iOS project without relying on Workspace

[alfiehanssen]

I.e. If I wanted to grab the library file and the header files out of DerivedData, what are the steps to integrate them into my existing project? I've tried a number of things to no avail. I get an error on #import <zipzap/zipzap.h> despite having added the .a file, the headers, ensured the .a is listed in BuildPhases/LinkBinaryWithLibraries, and specified the header and library search paths correctly in BuildSettings.

[pixelglow]

Best to copy the library file and header files out of DerivedData and into a subdirectory of your project. In particular you would need the three public headers: zipzap.h, ZZArchive.h and ZZArchiveEntry.h.

Header search path should specify the directory that contains the directory with the headers, so that you would use #include <zipzap/zipzap.h>. Alternatively you can work without header search paths, just add the headers into your project and use it like #include "zipzap.h".

[alfiehanssen]

Glen, Thank you, got it working!
Alfie

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On Mon, Nov 12, 2012 at 6:08 PM, Glen Low [email protected] wrote:

Best to copy the library file and header files out of DerivedData and into
a subdirectory of your project. In particular you would need the three
public headers: zipzap.h, ZZArchive.h and ZZArchiveEntry.h.

Header search path should specify the directory that contains the
directory with the headers, so that you would use #include
<zipzap/zipzap.h>. Alternatively you can work without header search
paths, just add the headers into your project and use it like #include
"zipzap.h".

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