Allen -
Cool, thank you.
So:
1) Yes, when I was using XCode bundle I was doing the Build & Run command. I did NOT import, but followed directions someone had (maybe it was on your wiki) put the textmate project file and the xcode project file in the same path. Again, that seemed to work, but was not getting anything "back" from ant. 2) I have been doing this on my new Macbook pro and I haven't touched the /etc/profile or ~/bash_login or ~/bash_profile. I followed the directions on 8.2 Search Path: my bash_init.sh and ~/.bash_profile are identical to the ones in the manual. No luck - same problem: ant runs, when you quit the app, everything displays. 3) I did check in the shell (using Terminal) and running ant there works as in XCode: the targets are displayed as they are run, and my lovely println() statements shine thru.
Sorry, I've never done anything beyond creating symbolic links and using top in the shell. Not really my forte. But your wiki pages are nice and helped, on this subject and everything else I've referenced.
-Jerzy
On 1/9/2006, at 20:13, Jerzy Gangi wrote:
- Yes, when I was using XCode bundle I was doing the Build & Run
command. I did NOT import, but followed directions someone had (maybe it was on your wiki) put the textmate project file and the xcode project file in the same path. Again, that seemed to work, but was not getting anything "back" from ant.
I’m confused. Build & Run from the Xcode bundle does not use ant.
So if this is only a problem with an ant project, could you pack this project together and send me so I can test this? I haven’t used the ant building stuff myself, so there might be a caching problem with that one.
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Allan Odgaard -
Jerzy Gangi