Ok,
After some investigation here is what I found out :
In eclipse I was creating a new WOFramework inside an existing XCode
WOFramework. By doing so, the project.xcode project folder was
modified with a fresh version which explains why I couldn't rebuild
properly after that. Simply reverting to original version solved it.
Now here is a list of files that get created/modifed in my project
folder and while I understand some of them are required for WOLisp,
I'm not sure why it creates so many of them:
marsupilami:~/Projects/WOProjectApp sebastien$ svn status
? build.xml
? PB.project
? Makefile
? CustomInfo.plist
? .WOLips
? Makefile.postamble
? woproject
? build.properties
? Properties
? Makefile.preamble
? CPFileList.txt
? bin
M .project
M .classpath
The last three ones I do understand, but not the other ones. Could
you please shed me some light on the functions for each of those ?
This would be VERY much appreciated.
Thanks,
Sebastien
On Sep 16, 2005, at 9:47 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
> I actually didn't think we updated the .xcode files ever after the
> initial project creation unless you explicitly use the XcodeIndex
> task in ant (though coincidentally I'm working on rewriting the
> xcode project files during the incremental build process to keep
> them up-to-date for use with WOB). Do you know under what
> circumstances your xcode project is getting mangled?
>
> On Sep 16, 2005, at 12:37 PM, Sébastien Sahuc wrote:
>
>
>> Hey there,
>>
>> While playing with WOLisp plugin HEAD with Eclipse 3.1.1 I noticed
>> that I couldn't build again/run again with XCode because most of
>> the XCode project have been modified while working with WOLisp in
>> Eclipse. Is there any way to prevent that (through properties for
>> example) ?
>>
>> This is critical in our environment because we'd like to have the
>> two build system {Ant;woproject;WOLips;Eclipse} vs {shell
>> scripts;xcode} working together while doing the transition. And
>> since we don't need WOLisp to update XCode projects at all, we'd
>> like to see WOLisp NOT touching those files.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Sebastien
>>
>>
>>
>>
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