On Dec 5, 2005, at 6:58 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 4/12/2005, at 12:16, Tony Arnold wrote:
[...] I'd rather be using TextMate for my coding purely for speed and convenience, but this error is stopping me dead in my tracks!
I did see the follow-ups, but just FYI it's not necessary to import a project to be able to use the Xcode bundle's Build, Run, and Clean. For most normal Xcode projects, the folder can just be dragged to TextMate, open a source, and build + run…
For added convenience, save the project to keep state (open files) and have it re-open on relaunch of TM etc.
Also, the Subversion tools work a lot better with the resultant project if you can do that.
The importer gives you two interesting capabilities at the moment:
• it preserves the "artificial" group folders in the project. • it preserves paths to areas outside of your SRCROOT.
If you have a project with lots of relative paths to other folders on your disk, and/or your project adds a lot of hierarchy that doesn't exist on disk, using the importer makes sense.
Chris