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- From: joshua portway <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 15:34:30 +0000
I've posted a little Applescript studio app here :
http://scriptbuilders.net/category.php?id=1530
It's very handy when working with other people.
Basically, it assumes that most of your project "groups" correspond to
folders full of source files in the file system (which i assume is the
case for most projects). You run the little applescript studio app and
it scans the project and shows you a tree view of you project marking
where new files have been added to the file system that aren't included
in the project, and where files have been removed from the file system
that are still in the project. It's then a simple matter to go through
your project and add or remove the relevant files.
If you have a large project with thousands of files and people are
checking new stuff in all the time, this can save hours rooting about
in every project group trying to work out where files have been added
or taken away.
It's my first Applescript studio app - so forgive the messiness of the
code, but it does work.
I originally wanted the applescript to be able to add the new files to
the project automatically when you pressed a button, but I couldn't
work out how to do it - maybe someone else can work that out ?
Also, when I get time I'm going to add the option to follow project
dependencies, so that you only have to scan the top level project and
the script will open all the sub-projects and scan them for you
automatically. It shouldn't be difficult - but if anyone else has time
to do that bit for me I'd really appreciate it :)
josh
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