Re: Custom Target
Re: Custom Target
- Subject: Re: Custom Target
- From: Scott Tooker <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 15:10:54 -0700
You could also look at the "Rules" tab in the target inspector. This
allows you to associate a given compiler or tool with a file type or
extension.
Scott
On Aug 12, 2004, at 1:03 PM, Chris Espinosa wrote:
On Aug 12, 2004, at 12:11 PM, Sam Robbins wrote:
I want to make a target that will allow me to use a third party
compiler / script for files I have open in Xcode. I have looked at
the Targets in the in the dev folders but most use functions that I
don't need. Basically this is what I want to happen, I have a file
open and if I "compile it" using apple + k of menus, it will run a
script, i.e. a JSFL( Javascript Flash) file. So I know there needs to
a target for Xcode to have the compile function available, but can
you write a custom target that would just open a file to run it? Any
help would be great. If I have been unclear feel free to contact me
directly.
Easy. In xcode 1.5, use the "Shell Script Target." Set up its input
and output dependencies and put your shell script code there.
That won't wire up the command-K "compile" flag; for that you need to
go the whole route and build a compiler specification and bind it to
your extension type etc. (which we don't support well in 1.5 but are
working to improve). But at least you can select the target and do
Build and it'll do what you want.
Chris
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