This is for me, not you, a reference for me. So if you are wondering why I wrote this… it’s because it’s for me.
Here is a regex string I used in TextWrangler to search and replace paths in a Xcode project file… you know, the one that is inside the .xcodeproj bundle…
Search string:
\.\./\.\./development/.+/mac/macos_10\.4/dylib/
Replace with:
Whatever you like…
Editing the project file is asking for trouble. Why not just use Xcode’s built in search to find the strings in the project build settings?
Now what’s the fun of having a SCM if you don’t mess up files occasionally? … Kidding … Kidding!
Actually, my co-worker warned me of that already. Thankfully, the project I was working with, or I should say projects, were all non-production stuff, each one which had at least 5 targets…
So, you see I had motivation to use the nasty approach instead of the click-click-double-click-times-300 approach.