Hello. I have to say I didn't expect a reply to my email, because when I sent it, I got a "delivery failure" email back. So I thought my email hadn't got through.
>> apparently xcode has decided to try to drive me nuts. > > Didn't have to decide; it's default functionality. Good point. > First thing: Select the problem .m file and Product > Preprocess, or use the > assistant of the same name, or the Related Items menu command (that's in the > drop-down at the very left end of the jump bar). This will give you the > preprocessor's idea of what's in the file and where it's looking for > #includes. I tried that, and it worked. thanks. > (You aren't putting your header name in angle brackets, right?) Well, some are in < > and others are in " ". What's the difference?
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