Re: Help - my project folder thinks it's a package
Re: Help - my project folder thinks it's a package
- Subject: Re: Help - my project folder thinks it's a package
- From: Stefan Wiesendanger <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 27 Jul 2003 04:08:31 +0200
You could try to copy the whole folder into a new folder from the
command line.
cp -r MyApp.pbproj MyAppNew
Of course that's only a dirty little workaround...
On Sonntag, Juli 27, 2003, at 12:14 AM, Denis Stanton wrote:
Something very strange here. I hope there's a simple fix.
Yesterday I had a simple WebObjects project in it's own folder.
Today when I come to open the folder to start work the Finder shows the
folder to be a package, so it doesn't open. I can right-click and show
package contents, thereby gaining the necessary access to MyApp.pbproj,
but I would be happier if I could tell the Finder that this is not a
package. Is there a bit setting somewhere that has mysteriously
changed? Since I last used it the only thing I have done is try (it
took all day) to backup important files including my project to iDisk.
Being particularly paranoid after a recent loss I tried to restore from
backup and found that the project folder showed as a single item - i.e
it could not be opened from within Backup. Now I know why Backup saw
it this way, but I don't know how the setting changed. The project has
suffered another indignity as the contents of main.java have been
erased. Fortunately this was easily fixed from an earlier copy.
Any suggestion please on how to make a "package" back into an ordinary
folder?
Denis
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