The whole point is that it is NOT fully sufficient!
Putting the .d2wmodel file anywhere other than the ROOT of the
project hides it from Rapid Turnaround & the Assistant. Rapid
Turnaround still "works" but it modifies the user.d2wmodel file in
the build directory instead since it can't find it in the project
root. This must be an left-over from Xcode where everything was in
the root.
If I put user.d3wmodel in Resources, it does get copied into build/
MyApp.woa/Contents/Resources as it should, but since the original is
not in the root, it breaks Rapid Turnaround and the Assistant in a
hard-to-diagnose way: Updates by the Assistant are made to the
user.d2wmodel file in the build folder, which marks it as newer than
the one in the project/Resources directory so the incremental builder
doesn't overwrite it and all seems fine. But as soon as you do a
clean, it erases the updated file and copies up the _old_ version
sitting in project/Resources.
resources.include.patternset MUST include **/*.d2wmodel because you
_can't_ put that file in Resources and expect Rapid Turnaround &
Assistant to work.
Dave
On Jan 24, 2008, at 7:46 AM, Anjo Krank wrote:
> If you put your resources in Resources/ then the patterns I posted
> are fully sufficient. You may need to delete PB.project (and/or the
> XCode files) before your resources is recognized. But as long as
> you stay within the Wonder layout, you need nothing more.
>
> The easiest way to fix this is to add
>
> wsresources.include.patternset=WebServerResources/**/*
> resources.include.patternset=Components/**/*.api, Components/**/
> *.wo, Resources/**/*
>
> to your Library/wobuild.properties and delete the woproject folder.
>
> Cheers, Anjo
>
> Am 24.01.2008 um 12:46 schrieb ashenshugar62-w..ahoo.fr:
>
>> Are they different in newer versions of WOLips? If so and they match
>> what you are saying Anjo, then a bug will need to be filed to add the
>> "**/*.d2wmodel" back in.
>
>
>
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