Simple use of Workspace and associated use between multiple projects

Effect: Manage multiple projects simultaneously

Create a Workspace

  • Create a folder on your desktop and name itMyWorkspace

  • Open Xcode and select File->New->Workspace…

  • createWorkspaceThe nameMyWorkspace, deposit toMyWorkspace folderIn the

  • Open theMyWorkspace.xcworkspace

2. Manage Project

  • Two ways to add a Project to a Workspace

1. Create Project and add it to Workspace when you select the repository

  • Create a Project

  • Select the App

  • Named TestA

  • Added to theMyWorkspace folder“, and selectAdd to: MyWorkspace

  • This will create theTestAAdded to theMyWorkspaceIn the

2. Add the created Project to the Workspace

  • inMyWorkspace folderCreate Project and name itTestB

  • Open theMyWorkspace.xcworkspace

  • chooseFile->Add Files to "MyWorkspace"...

  • Select from “TestB Folder”TestB.xcodeproj

  • In this way, we can takeTestBAdded to theMyWorkspaceIn the

Create the Framework and add it to Workspace

1. Create MyFramework

  • chooseFile->New->ProjectAnd then select Framework

  • Create the Framework and name itMyFrameworkIn the first way, add toMyWorkspaceIn the

  • Create it in MyWorkspacePersonClass, and implements class methods+run

  • MyFramework Project->Build Phases->HeadersPersonThe default inProjectIn the

  • If you want to access it from the outsidePerson, you need toPersonMove to thePublicIn the

  • inMyFramework.hIn the importPerson

Use MyFramework in TestA

  • Go to TestA’s Project->General->Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content

  • addMyFramework

  • In TestA you can import#import <MyFramework/MyFramework.h>useMyFramework

  • You can also import it directlyPerson

Static library

Create a static library and add it toMyWorkspace

  • throughFile->New->ProjectCreate a static library namedMySDKAnd add toMyWorkspace In the

2. Use static libraries

  • addsaymethods

  • Select the compilation environment asRelease

  • command + BCompile, generate

  • Right click,Show in FinderYou can see the.a file of the generated simulator environment

  • You can choose the real environment and compile

  • Right click on theShow in FinderAnd you can see the generated.afile

Debug static libraries in TestA

  • Drag the corresponding. A file into TestA, depending on the environment you are debugging (emulator or real)

  • In TestA, you can use it directlyMySDK

  • You can go directly toMySDKUse breakpoint debugging in