Slow update of warnings and errors window
Slow update of warnings and errors window
- Subject: Slow update of warnings and errors window
- From: "Karan, Cem (Civ,ARL/CISD)" <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2003 15:35:10 -0500
- Thread-topic: Slow update of warnings and errors window
Hi, I was wondering if anyone else was having this problem as well. I'm
using Xcode to compile a small project that I have and have noticed that
when I build without cleaning the project, the warning and errors that
are listed sometimes get out of sync with what is actually there. E.g.,
I forgot a semicolon at the end of a statement, which caused a bunch of
errors. Once I fixed it, it compiled, and there were no warning
triangles or error signs in the gutter in the source windows, but in the
Errors and Warnings window, they were still listed. The only way I know
of to fix this is to clean the project and then build it. This is OK
for small projects, but it completely defeats the purpose of
incremental/distributed/zero-link/etc. Any ideas on what's happening?
Second, does anyone have a complete list of all of the available
built-in macros that we can use in creating our own file templates? I
know that some of the older release notes mention some of the macros,
and I found some more by using strings() on project builder (didn't get
much out of Xcode, but I didn't try very hard), but I'd like a truly
complete list for Xcode. Also, is there a way of creating scripts that
generate new macros based on the current macros? What I'm trying to do
is something like the following in my template files:
/**
file: <<FILENAME>>
*/
<<SCRIPT>>
UPPERCASEFILENAME = toUpperCase(FILENAME);
<</SCRIPT>>
#ifndef <<UPPERCASEFILENAME>>
#define <<UPPERCASEFILENAME>>
#endif
The scripting method could be anything you'd like it to be, I don't
care; I just want better control over file generation. I could create
my own Applescripts to generate custom files (maybe projects too?) but
what I really want to do is integrate this into Xcode so that when I try
to create a new file (or project), my script is listed in exactly the
same way as the templates are currently listed, and it has access to all
of the information that the user types in (what they want to name the
app, where they want to put it, etc.) so that I can generate files that
fit my needs perfectly. Is this possible?
Thanks,
Cem Karan
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