I just made a discovery that I believe will make my life a whole lot
easier.
WOLips does NOT add the following to the PB.project file:
FRAMEWORKSEARCH =
(
C:\Apple\Local\Library\Frameworks
);
It doesn't add a FRAMEWORKSEARCH section at all. PBWO does however add
a section like this:
FRAMEWORKSEARCH = ("C:\\Apple\\Local\\Library\\Frameworks");
It is necessary if you want to build with PBWO (sometimes I do, perhaps
only to make certain that it does work).
If the FRAMEWORKSEARCH section exists WOLips WILL SCREW IT UP -
converting it into:
FRAMEWORKSEARCH =
(
C:\Apple\Local\Library\Frameworks
);
When this happens many things stop working, but you may still not
discover the problem in time. If you don't (and you use prototypes
defined in a local framework) you can easily lose a days work.
/Anders
On torsdag, feb 13, 2003, at 21:24 Europe/Stockholm, Dirk Olmes wrote:
>> 2) Since the path is not enclosed in "path" the PB.project file
>> cannot be used for anything.
>
> If you mean that for proper plist notation you have to escape certain
> strings by putting double quotes around them, yes, that's my concern,
> too.
>
>> 3) It seems that what the path is doesn't matter. I can write what
>> ever I want as long as I eclose it in "crap".
>> 4) My PB.project file breaks about ten thousand times per day. Am I
>> really the only one with this problem?
>
> This annoys me when I have to add WebServerResources to a project,
> because
>
> a) this doesn't seem to work automatically. I'd like to either have a
> toolbar item just like "Add Model" or "Add Framework" or (better) have
> WOLips be smart and automatically add all .gif, .jpg etc. as
> WebServerResources automatically.
>
> b) names aren't escaped properly, i.e. I'm also missing the double
> quotes around certain strings e.g. names with dashes in them.
>
> Just my 0.02 EUR,
>
> -dirk
>
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