Re: Tips on Reading TFM?
Re: Tips on Reading TFM?
- Subject: Re: Tips on Reading TFM?
- From: Matt Judy <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2002 13:41:17 -0800
Matt Rollefson wrote:
A built-in feature of Project Builder that most people seem unaware of
would help you here. Specifically, the class tab.
The class browser is very handy indeed. However, I've stopped using it
for 2 reasons.
1. The class browser has stopped working. All it says is <No Index>,
regardless of how many times I rebuild the index (with clean) and build
my app.
2. PB does not allow you to drag an .html to ProjectBuilder for editing;
If you drag an .html file to PB, it will render the HTML. (If the
.html file is part of the project, though, PB will let you edit it.) I
use PB to do almost all of my HTML editing, so I had to remove the
DocViewerPlugIn.pbplugin from the
/Developer/ProjectBuilder\ Extras/Plug-ins directory. This allows me to
edit HTML files again, but the documentation also shows up as HTML code.
Thus, my Mozilla keyword approach, which actually works well, since it's
very fast, allows me to keep my place in my project, and reference other
websites in the same way. If Apple would do something to
differentiate documentation from other .html files (like a header in the
file or something), then ProjectBuilder could do its real job correctly
- which is editing code - while still letting you view the docs.
--Matt Judy