On 19 Oct 2006, at 14:21, Elise van Looij wrote:
> I said in my previous post, optimistically, that I can set right
> the wrong permissions on the working copy but I find that I have
> been a bit optimistic with that. Yes, I can use the Finder to
> change the permissions on the top-level and have it cascade down,
The .xcodeproj project file isn't really a file even though it looks
like it from Finder. It's actually a directory containing a
selection of other files which Finder is probably ignoring. The same
probably applies to the frameworks.
> but for some reason XCode doesn't like it. Even though I'm
> nominally the owner of the project, XCode insists that the project
> file (and the framework kits) are read only and refuses to let me
> save any changes.
> So, I'm thoroughly stuck. On the upside, my project is very safe--I
> can't possibly mess it up. On the downside, I can't do anything
> with it. Well, I can, but I can't save my changes which comes down
> to the same thing.
>
>
> Elise van Looij
>
>
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