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Specifically, while the scheme for the Pods and any of the Pod descendants builds, trying to build my app’s (written in Swift) schema results in “Could not build Objective-C module ‘XlsxReaderWriter’”.
The more specific error is that “‘XMLDictionary.h’ could not be found” for BRARelationship.h.
I am not using a bridging header, as "XlsxReaderWriter-swift-bridge.h” does not seem to be discoverable from the Swift project.
I’m not a CocoaPod or Xcode veteran, so if there’s something else I need to be doing, please let me know!
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This issue also occurs when using XlsxReaderWriter as a subproject to Swift 2.2/Xcode 7. I fixed it by first adding XMLDictionary.h to the public headers under Build Phases for the Pod project.
I was trying to use the framework with Swift in an OS X application and having XMLDictionary.h not found error. This link helped me to fix it.
Basically, all you need to do is:
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In build settings, point the Header Search Paths (if you use #include <file.h>) or User Header Search Paths (if you use #include "file.h") to the directory of the static library project. If the static library project is inside your app directory, use this:
Specifically, while the scheme for the Pods and any of the Pod descendants builds, trying to build my app’s (written in Swift) schema results in “Could not build Objective-C module ‘XlsxReaderWriter’”.
The more specific error is that “‘XMLDictionary.h’ could not be found” for BRARelationship.h.
I am not using a bridging header, as "XlsxReaderWriter-swift-bridge.h” does not seem to be discoverable from the Swift project.
I’m not a CocoaPod or Xcode veteran, so if there’s something else I need to be doing, please let me know!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: