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I updated my Xcode to 5.0. I added some library/framework search paths and the path it's displaying is the absolute path. For example, if my folder is in my desktop it would display /Users/username/Desktop/"foldername"/"subfolder"/"subfolder"/"framework". Because of this, whenever I check out a working copy in another mac, I have to remove references to certain libraries/frameworks and add them back in. Isn't there a way to fix it where I don't have to remove-add reference again?

bneely
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cessmestreet
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    Sure. Move or copy your framework into your source folder before adding it to your project, instead of adding it to your project directly from the folder living on your desktop. – Michael Dautermann Oct 02 '13 at 06:03
  • so you're saying i should use add files instead of dragging the folder to the projecT? wouldn't removing reference and using add files do the trick? – cessmestreet Oct 02 '13 at 06:12
  • yep... that will work also (in terms of fixing your problem right now). – Michael Dautermann Oct 02 '13 at 06:18

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Here's what i did:
$(SRCROOT)/"subfolder"/"subfolder"/"framework"
This is what we're using before in previous Xcode versions. The reason why it wasn't working with Xcode5 is because; for some reason, whenever you add another framework to your project, it automatically adds a "\" so you need to remove those to make it work. I don't know why it does that.

cessmestreet
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    I actually put in $(SRCROOT) only without the subfolders or framework and it solved my problem. Thank you. – Kurt Nov 05 '13 at 05:42
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    whenever i add new libraries (.a file) into my project, xcode5 automatically adds letter "\" to all paths in Library Search Path, so I can't build anymore before fixing it manually. And unfortunately the project has 9 targets! – Joey Nov 28 '13 at 01:43
  • is there any way to make this being the default behavior? thanks – Frade Feb 25 '14 at 18:48
  • hi Frade. I'm sorry i don't know if there's a way to make it the default behavior. – cessmestreet Feb 26 '14 at 08:25
  • Hello cessmestreet can you explain why you put quotes for the subfolder names ? It works but I'm trying to understand why it doesn't work without quotes. Example : My_App only works by "My App" I also tried My\ App. – 3366784 Aug 01 '15 at 22:08
  • @3366784 I'm no expert but based from observation I think that's because the "" indicates that whatever is inside it is the whole name of the subfolder including the space. – cessmestreet Aug 03 '15 at 04:08
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I was able to solve the same problem with the latest Xcode (v5.1), add this to the Library Search Paths in Build Settings and make sure you select recursive, delete other library paths which might be absolute paths.

$(PROJECT_DIR)                     recursive
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    This fixed it for me but I had to use non-recursive and point it directly to the correct folder (but using project_dir so it works on multiple systems) – Aeramor Mar 04 '14 at 04:28
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The best way to add in a folder full of files, when you drag it into your project, is to make certain the "Copy Items Into Destination Folder" checkbox is checked to on.

use that handy checkbox

Then you'll avoid the trouble you've just found yourself in.

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    but i already did that. the libraries folders are already in my project. thanks for the reply. :) – cessmestreet Oct 02 '13 at 07:00
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    If they're already in your source code folder, then you need to reset their locations so that your project thinks they are not on your desktop. [This question has the answer you are looking for](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19020582/how-can-i-change-the-location-of-files-in-xcode-project/19020652#19020652). – Michael Dautermann Oct 02 '13 at 07:02
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Like I mentioned in this answer:

Well I faced the same issue and $(SRCROOT) didn't help. Here's the fix that worked for me. Go to framework search paths. Delete whatever is there and add ./ and make it recursive.

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Gautam Jain
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Copied and pasted ~/Library/SDKs/ArcGIS/iOS/ArcGIS.framework directly into /Developer/Frameworks.

App still isn't compiling, but I think this solved my issue here.

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1- Add $(SRCROOT) in Framework Search Paths and make it recursive.

2- If the previous step is not worked, go to Copy Bundle Resources and delete ArcGIS.bundle and then add it again.

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Happens when you have the same file name already.

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