| Comrades,
I have been putting off upgrading my G4 TiBook to Leopard, and thus a foray into Xcode 3. Instead, I was sticking with Xcode 2.4. Unfortunately, I got a "New documentation is available, would you like to update?" offer, and I accepted. Now, my Java documentation is completely broken.
I just tried updating to Xcode 2.5, but that didn't help either (and indexing took over an hour.)
Now, when I highlight a Java class, like lang.String, and hit F1, I get this message: "Could not find file /Developer/ADC Reference Library/documentation/Cocoa/Reference/ApplicationKit/Java/Classes/NSText.html. Perhaps it was moved or deleted?"
This is really bugging me. I have spent hours trying to get this working again, but I don't know what to do. Should I take the chance and go to Leopard + Xcode 3, or is there a way to fix my documentation setup?
Titanium G4 Powerbook DVI 1 Ghz Tiger 10.4.11 Xcode 2.5 (but I think I regret it) (until convinced that Leopard + Xcode 3 won't leave me stranded)
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