Source location management (was: Subject: Re: Mixing C++ with Objective-C)
Source location management (was: Subject: Re: Mixing C++ with Objective-C)
- Subject: Source location management (was: Subject: Re: Mixing C++ with Objective-C)
- From: Thomas Engelmeier <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2006 17:26:23 +0100
...but you also often
see that programmers change the suffix of a file...
For anybody who hasn't discovered this, right click on a file in
the project
window and pick "rename". That renames the file on disk and in the
project,
without the remove/rename/add back hassle that renaming required in
CodeWarrior.
Lots of things I miss about CW for sure, but XCode is handier at
finding and
managing the source files in a project.
Like changing file and group locations when you get an project from
someone who did not change XCode´s "absolute path" default to
"relative to project"?
Or, when you have already "relative to enclosing group" paths but
only the top level project has a paths and you start to assign the
respective top-level directory to subproject-groups?
And of course it is not able to resolve the file references unless
you close and reopen e.g. Xerces.xcodeproj after the upgrade from
Xerces.xcode.
After vasting multiple days correcting, restructuring and managing
some IMO mildly complex C++ projects with TortureCode,
ermm, ...XCode on an PowerBook I can not say I partially liked the
implementation.
Regards,
Tom_E _______________________________________________
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