Scaffold

kimaro696

Hi just starting out with sparrow but i cant seem to get the scaffold project working, ive followed all the steps correctly and have got it loaded on xcode but when i run it i get an error saying "Sparrow.h" not found. Can anyone help.
Cheers

P.s the error comes from the App-Prefix.pch file.

emotionrays

Yep, include a path to Sparrow Framework into the "User header search directory" (or something like that, don't have Xcode currently running) in project settings.

kimaro696

ive got that set up as SPARROW_SRC that i added in the source tree tab

kimaro696

sparrow has been loaded as a project inside my scaffold project should it be like this?

Shilo

That is correct. It should look something like the following:

kimaro696

still cant run it even with sparrow inside scaffold its saying "Sparrow.h" cant be found :S really frustrating

Meera

I am facing the same issue. I could not even run the sample projects apart from Demo which is working fine. I get Sparrow.h file is not found. I searched for similar queries and answers where they have asked to check for the spaces in path. I checked and fixed but still can't work. I also tried copying the classes along with the "Sparrow.xcodeproj". Now I get error for "SPView". So I commented all codes except the required ones and tried building. It failed due to ARC. I can't figure out what the problem is? Please help. Thanks in advance 🙂

kap.developers@gmail.com

I am facing the same issue when trying to run the scaffold project.
Did you guys find any solution?

iosNighthawk

Yeah it can be frustrating. Here are 4 steps I take whenever I setup a new Sparrow project.

First off I have Sparrow located at the following path and I change my directory name to the version of Sparrow that I downloaded like so:

/Users/levieggert/xcode/sparrow_2.0

Now to get up and running copy a barebone, scaffold, or demo project somewhere and open up in XCode. Now my 4 steps.

In XCode go to your project's build settings and User Header Search Paths should have the following. Note the /** at the end. This will be different in the next step.

/Users/levieggert/xcode/sparrow_2.0/sparrow/src/**

Go to XCode/Preference/Locations/SourceTrees and select the plus symbol.

You will see Setting Name, Display Name, and Path. Add the Setting Name and Path like so. Notice the path does not have /** at the end.

Display Name: SPARROW_SRC
Path: /Users/levieggert/xcode/sparrow_2.0/sparrow/src

At this point you should be able to build and run. However, if your project builds but does not launch to the simulator or device check your schemes and make sure Sparrow is not selected and that the Barebone, Demo, or Scaffold scheme is selected with a device to run on.

If nothing is still running and your still getting the Sparrow.h not found I would do a product clean on XCode, then quit XCode Application completely out, delete your derived data (link below), then open XCode, then try building again. Sometimes things get Cached in XCode project and that is what I do to clear it out.

http://programmersweb.blogspot.com/2011/05/clearing-xcode-4s-derived-data.html

Also note I am running Sparrow 2.0 on XCode 4.6.3