Xcode 5 - How to add a header search path and use GDataXMLNode

Question

I am trying to use GDataXMLNode to parse an XML file. I follow the guide on this blog:

http://www.raywenderlich.com/725/xml-tutorial-for-ios-how-to-read-and-write-xml-documents-with-gdataxml

My problem is to add GDataXMLNode to my project and make it work. I have to do something with the configurations, add a header search path and a few other things, but every single example I found on the Internet is a previous version of Xcode. I am currently using Xcode 5 and I have tried everything (PLEASE prove that I am wrong), but nothing works as intended in this tutorial.

So any help regarding how I can do this and make it work along with my iOS project would be greatly appreciated. Let me know if I can explain everything I said.

Answer 1

You must select "All" in the project settings to show all options, including "Header Search Paths" and "Other Linker Flags."

Answer 2

It's quite simple, follow the instructions, but remember that GDataXMLNode does not support ARC. You can do the same instructions as Andrew. But I think that it should be located in a subproject, for example: Library.xcodeproj . If you want to organize your code formally.

First, create a Library.xcodeproject , add a GDataXMLNode. In Build Settings you also include the Header Search Path and Other Linker Flags. But do not forget that GDataXMLNode does not support ARC. Go to Build Phrases , under Compile Sources select the GDataXMlNode.m menu, set the compiler flag for it: -fno-objc-arc Now for any subproject that you want to use this library, just go to "Build Settings", in the "User" properties of the Header Search Path select: ../IPLibrary/** or ../IPLibrary and select the recursive option. Now you can enable GDataXMLNode. By the way, your project looks more professional, since lib and source code are separated separately. Good luck.