jrob00 · March 13, 2012 04:21
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 Steps to renaming a project in xcode

 - slowly double click the project name on the far left to rename it
 - rename the folder directly beneath that
 - duplicate the data directory in finder and name it as your new name
 - click on that folder and click the icon on the far right under "Location" point the path to the new data directory
 - go through build settings and rename any old project references that you see (2, I think)
 - find and replace all the instances of project name in your new data directory with the new name (updating header info here)
 - click on the scheme button to the right of the stop button and rename the scheme under 'manage the scheme'
 - delete the old data directory; build and run to test
	Steps to renaming a project in xcode

	- slowly double click the project name on the far left to rename it
	- rename the folder directly beneath that
	- duplicate the data directory in finder and name it as your new name
	- click on that folder and click the icon on the far right under "Location" point the path to the new data directory
	- go through build settings and rename any old project references that you see (2, I think)
	- find and replace all the instances of project name in your new data directory with the new name (updating header info here)
	- click on the scheme button to the right of the stop button and rename the scheme under 'manage the scheme'
	- delete the old data directory; build and run to test