Not to be confused with C++ style templating, it is designed to
generate plain text configuration files for various software packages
(e.g. Apache, BIND) but it can be used to generate ObjC sources, too.
It's written in ObjC (as a category of NSString) and could therefore
be embedded into custom code that gets you a little closer to what
you described. Otherwise you can always use it to expand templates as
part of your build process (using a script target in Xcode for example).
I have used this to generate custom ObjC classes for authorisation
(using the security framework) for various projects.
The default licensing is GPL, but you can ask for more flexible
licensing or exceptions, which is usually granted.
On Apr 30, 2006, at 9:22 AM, Warner Onstine wrote:
but there doesn't appear to be any kind of real coding activity
surrounding it. One of the previous posts mentioned this tool: http://www.kevincallahan.org/software/accessorizer.html
which definitely looks interesting and I'll be checking it out soon.
Another question that I saw on the list regarding refactoring was
"Why do you need it, what would you gain?" Primarily the tools that
I'm missing are these:
1) Renaming/Moving files and having XCode automatically clean stuff
up for me
2) Renaming methods and having XCode clean up the references
3) Auto-generate methods from my header file in my impl file
4) Auto-generate methods from a formal/informal protocol for me
(such as NSCoding or TableDataSource)
5) Allow me to specify methods from an interface/class that I would
like to override
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