thanks for the answer
the way you propose I'm using currently
take a look at BBEdit or CodeWarrior
they do allow to change read-only flag and I found it's very
convenient
(clearly 1 click is much better then
1. right click
2. moving mouse to the right item
3. command-I (since file is selected)
4. click on the permission menu
5. command-W to close info window
6. click again on xcode window (or command -tab) )
IMHO I think that XCode has usability problem not to allowing to
change r/o
thanks again
On Oct 28, 2005, at 4:48 AM, Andreas Grosam wrote:
On 28.10.2005, at 04:06, Dmitry Markman wrote:
Hi
is it possible to change file's permission mode from within the
XCode?
You can change file permissions with the Info pane for the file
which is two mouse clicks away: in XCode, CTRL-click the file and
choose "Reveal in Finder" in the context menu, then in the Finder
CTRL-click the file and choose Get Info - then change the
permissions.
Alternatively use command chmod in the terminal.
IMHO, there are good reasons not to provide this feature from
within any other applications -- since it is good usability style
for an operating system not to provide many ways to achieve the
same task. I rather recall only one possible method which is
actually 2 mouse clicks away than possibly several ways which each
are even more mouse clicks away.
Regards
Andreas
I mean, if file is read-only xcode will ask me permission to
change file's mode flag
currently xcode asks permission to edit the file
but after you save it it still has r/o flag
thanks
Dmitry Markman
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