Re: Using Xcode for other types of projects
Re: Using Xcode for other types of projects
- Subject: Re: Using Xcode for other types of projects
- From: Andy Satori <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 15:55:48 -0400
Using a Script Target you can readily do this, by modifying the script
phase in your script target.
The other option would be to add the target specifications, I haven't
actually finished this yet, but it looks possible, just not trivial
:-).
I'm working on native build system for C# projects using Mono (soon to
be 1.0!), but I've not had time to finish that work.
Andy
On Apr 29, 2004, at 1:05 PM, Chris Giordano wrote:
I'm wondering if someone can point me to some documentation or share
some information on using Xcode to manage source for some
"non-typical" (to Xcode) projects.
I've been using Xcode to manage and edit source for a number of
different types of projects, including some html-type (Cold Fusion)
projects and some Oracle scripts. Currently, I'm writing a set of
Oracle and shell scripts to manage a data project (soon to be a suite
of projects). I'm at the point now of having a finished set of
scripts, but I'd like to be able to package (i.e., tar) the
appropriate files so that I can more easily transfer them to the
production machine and run them. My main issue here is that I only
need to package up some of the files and transfer them, and I was
hoping to be able to add just these files to a target and have them
packaged (tar'ed) rather than having to maintain the list of these
files separately and by hand. I'm having trouble finding a way to do
this in Xcode, and I'm wondering if Xcode is built to let me do this.
I've tried using a number of the target types ("External Target" and
"Shell Script Target" under "Special Targets") but neither of these
let me add the files to the target, and my options for adding build
phases for these target types is very limited. The closest I've been
able to come is doing something akin to a makefile, writing a script
that tars the files specified in the script.
Am I hoping for more than Xcode can do right now? And I too far
outside what Xcode is written to do? Is it time to submit an
enhancement request? Or has someone figured out how to do something
similar and would like to share their knowledge or point me to the
documentation of this process that I have yet to uncover.
thanks,
chris
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