A little tool to set Xcode build settings from the command line.

You can specify the target and the configuration to set. If you don't specify a target, the setting is changed in the project. If you don't specify a configuration, the setting will be applied to all configurations.

Therefore when you specify a target and a configuration only the setting in that target for that configuration is affected.

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Mulle kybernetiK

Use the homebrew package manager to install it, or build it yourself with Xcode:

brew install mulle-kybernetik/software/mulle-xcode-settings

usage: mulle-xcode-settings [options] <commands> <file.xcodeproj>

Options:
	-c <configuration>          : configuration to set
	-t <target>                 : target to set
	-a                          : set on all targets

Commands:
	list                        : list all keys
	get     <key>               : get value for key
	set     <key> <value>       : sets key to value
	add     <key> <value>       : adds value to key
	insert  <key> <value>       : inserts value in front of key
	remove  <key> <value>       : removes value from key
	replace <key> <old> <value> : replace old value for key (if exists)

Environment:
	VERBOSE                     : dump some info to stderr

List all current non-default project settings:

$ mulle-xcode-settings list mulle-xcode-settings.xcodeproj
Targets:
   mulle-xcode-settings
   mullepbx
Project:
   Debug:
      CLANG_WARN_DIRECT_OBJC_ISA_USAGE="NO"
      CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION="1.1.0"
      DEBUG_INFORMATION_FORMAT="dwarf"
      DYLIB_COMPATIBILITY_VERSION="$(CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION)"
      DYLIB_CURRENT_VERSION="1.0.0"
      GCC_OPTIMIZATION_LEVEL="0"
      MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET="10.4"
      OTHER_CFLAGS="-DCURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION=\"${CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION}\""
   Release:
      CLANG_WARN_DIRECT_OBJC_ISA_USAGE="NO"
      CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION="1.1.0"
      DEBUG_INFORMATION_FORMAT="dwarf"
      DYLIB_COMPATIBILITY_VERSION="$(CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION)"
      DYLIB_CURRENT_VERSION="1.0.0"
      GCC_GENERATE_DEBUGGING_SYMBOLS="NO"
      MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET="10.4"
      OTHER_CFLAGS="-DCURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION=\"${CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION}\""

List all non-default settings for target mullepbx:

$ mulle-xcode-settings -t mullepbx list mulle-xcode-settings.xcodeproj
mullepbx:
   Debug:
      EXECUTABLE_PREFIX="lib"
      PRODUCT_NAME="$(TARGET_NAME)"
   Release:
      EXECUTABLE_PREFIX="lib"
      PRODUCT_NAME="$(TARGET_NAME)"

Change a setting in target mullepbx for configuration Debug:

$ mulle-xcode-settings -t mullepbx -c Debug set PRODUCT_NAME 'My Foo' mulle-xcode-settings.xcodeproj

Add a setting to the project combining it with the previous setting. Then remove change again, reverting settings to their former state:

$ mulle-xcode-settings add HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS '/usr/local/include' ./X.xcodeproj
$ mulle-xcode-settings remove HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS '/usr/local/include' ./X.xcodeproj

This is basically a stripped down version of mulle_xcode_utility.

• Avoid superflous writes to file
• Improve usage output a bit
• Use original object version for written pbxproj. This fixes an escaping bug.

• Had to say good bye to isa

• Added list command, which makes mulle-xcode-settings easier to use.

• Changed option handling to - and -- (but keep old flags for compatibility.

• Added -alltargets
• Added -help

• Adding a string to another string, creates a proper array of strings. (If the string isn't a duplicate). New command "insert" like add, but adds in front of previous value(s).

• Fix moar compile problems that turned up in brew (why not earlier ?)

• Fix some compile problems that turned up in brew (why not earlier ?)

• Fixed a crasher due to multi-value settings

Coded by Nat!