Hi all,
I have come across an interesting conundrum that I wonder if anyone else has dealt with.
(it goes without saying that I am now a tm fanatic and don't know how I lived without it).
I am starting to work with Symforny -- a php5 framework. I have a tm project for my sf project, but have discovered that the existence of the ._files is interfering with the execution of the symfony command (ie it sees ._schema..xml as "empty" and does not use the correct schema.xml file).
I found 19.4 in the manual, and I want to know if that is my only option -- I would rather not sacrifice metadata.
Thanks,
-- dc ----- David Clark Web Specialist Institute for Community Inclusion (http://www.communityinclusion.org/) david.clark@umb.edu (617) 287-4318
I am starting to work with Symforny -- a php5 framework. I have a tm project for my sf project, but have discovered that the existence of the ._files is interfering with the execution of the symfony command (ie it sees ._schema..xml as "empty" and does not use the correct schema.xml file).
I found 19.4 in the manual, and I want to know if that is my only option -- I would rather not sacrifice metadata.
Not really any way around that, at least for editing files directly like that. Though it would be nice to have a new halfway pref, where it would save metadata only if it didn't require a file.
The best way around the issue entirely would be to use subversion or similar to manage the project, or you could use some sort of mirroring software to keep a local and remote copy in sync. Either one should ignore the metadata when it transfers.
On 1/3/2006, at 23:26, David Clark wrote:
[...] the ._files is interfering with the execution of the symfony command (ie it sees ._schema..xml as "empty" and does not use the correct schema.xml file).
I found 19.4 in the manual, and I want to know if that is my only option -- I would rather not sacrifice metadata.
It sounds like Symfoni does not ignore hidden files, and load the first file named *.xml or similar -- I think you should write the Symfoni authors with the problem, and ask them to exclude such hidden files (everything starting with a period).
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