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Nice Fixes in Xcode 3: Scripting and Product Permissions

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Nice Fixes in Xcode 3: Scripting and Product Permissions

Subject: Nice Fixes in Xcode 3: Scripting and Product Permissions
From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2007 08:28:47 -0800

The final version of Xcode 3 has some nice fixes that I didn't see in the release notes.

1. The Scripts > User Scripts feature is now a finished product. Click menu > [Scripts icon] > Edit User Scripts... You can load perl script files from wherever you keep them, or you can write/edit them in Xcode, and you don't have to re-launch Xcode after making changes. Also, the wacky %%%{Variable=YourValue}%%% pre-run directives have been replaced by some nice GUI controls. If your scripts contain the old directives, they will be ignored and won't work.

The documentation, however, is still the old documentation, so disregard the references to the funky old file locations and the %%% {Variable=YourValue}%%% craziness.

2. When building Application products, the permissions of the files are now set to octal 777 for executables/directories and 666 for nonexecutable regular files, instead of 755 and 644. Wonderful! I no longer have to fix these permissions in my shell script.

3. When editing a Shell Script Build Phase, you no longer have to 'tab' out or check/uncheck a box before building in order to get your edits parsed and used in the next build. _______________________________________________ Do not post admin requests to the list. They will be ignored. Xcode-users mailing list (email@hidden) Help/Unsubscribe/Update your Subscription: This email sent to email@hidden Prev by Date: Xcode Debugger Showing Wrong File Next by Date: Re: Plist not being updated Previous by thread: Re: Xcode Debugger Showing Wrong File Next by thread: Weak Linking Frameworks in Xcode 3.0 Index(es): Date Thread