Cool stuff Mike!
Just one step closer to WebObjects Builder nirvana where we don't
have to have Xcode open at all. :-)
For all you select and premiere Apple developers, you should login to
your connect.apple.com account.
Thanks,
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On Sep 18, 2005, at 11:43 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
> I just checked in a couple new things:
>
> 1) A new XcodeProjProject -- similar to XcodeProject but it can
> write .xcodeproj files, the new xcode 2.1 format. Note that this
> is similar to the old XcodeProject in that it really is just
> writing "enough to get by" -- You're not going to be able to just
> open the project and build straight out of xcode, though I think
> this is a goal to shoot for at some point.
>
> 2) A new builder that keeps .xcode and/or .xcodeproj files updated
> when you change your WO project.
>
> 3) Preferences under the WOLips/Build preferences group that lets
> you control whether WOLips generates .xcode and/or .xcodeproj
> folders. By default it will write .xcodeproj and NOT .xcode. You
> can turn on both or turn off both if you'd like.
>
> 4) Preference under the WOLips/Build preferences group that lets
> you turn off .WOD validation if you don't want the overhead.
>
> 5) A new setting on XcodeIndex (the ant task) setXcodeProj(boolean)
> that lets you specify whether you want the task to write .xcode
> or .xcodeproj files.
>
> The .xcodeproj that is generated should be sufficient for using the
> new WO Builder. It has the same limitations right now that you
> have to have xcode open, but it will keep the project files in-sync
> for you.
>
> ms
>
>
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