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Hi, yesterday I tried to use the new feature "New Project" from the "Xcode"-bundle. I got an error that "tm_dialog" can't use the option - d, it didn't work. So I checked out the hole "Bundle", "PlugIns", "Support" and "Tools" directories from the subversion repository to ~/Library/Application Support/TextMate/ and tried it again, but it didn't work also. Then I opened the "Dialog Plugin" from "Tools" in Xcode, compiled the Dialog.tmplugin, put it in "PlugIns" and tried it again - it didn't worked. Later I realized I had to compile "tm_dialog.mm" in the same project and put it in "Support/bin" and also put the before compiled "Dialog.tmplugin" in "PlugIns". This works finally.
Now I'm asking myself if I did anything wrong or missed anything or is this the usual way to get new tools to work? I think it would be easier to put an compiled updated version of the files to "PlugIns" or "Support/bin" in the subversion repository if the source file gets updated so an svn update would get all user data up to date. It would also be nice if there could be a new target in the Xcode- project which builds tm_dialog so this gets done automatically; I did this in the terminal.
Thanks for all the info I missed, Simon
On 10. Nov 2006, at 17:17, Simon Ruderich wrote:
[...] Now I'm asking myself if I did anything wrong or missed anything or is this the usual way to get new tools to work? I think it would be easier to put an compiled updated version of the files to "PlugIns" or "Support/bin" in the subversion repository if the source file gets updated so an svn update would get all user data up to date.
Indeed -- it is just that I sometimes forget it ;)
I considered maybe doing something with symbolic links or so, so that when I ask for status on the project, it shows the targets as well.
It would also be nice if there could be a new target in the Xcode- project which builds tm_dialog so this gets done automatically; I did this in the terminal.
I just press ⌃R with caret in the top of tm_dialog.mm -- if you create a new target in the xcode project file for this, I will gladly update the project on the repository. I am not much of an Xcode user myself, so making this target myself would probably take me an hour ;)
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On 10.11.2006, at 17:44, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 10. Nov 2006, at 17:17, Simon Ruderich wrote:
[...] Now I'm asking myself if I did anything wrong or missed anything or is this the usual way to get new tools to work? I think it would be easier to put an compiled updated version of the files to "PlugIns" or "Support/bin" in the subversion repository if the source file gets updated so an svn update would get all user data up to date.
Indeed -- it is just that I sometimes forget it ;)
I considered maybe doing something with symbolic links or so, so that when I ask for status on the project, it shows the targets as well.
It would also be nice if there could be a new target in the Xcode- project which builds tm_dialog so this gets done automatically; I did this in the terminal.
I just press ⌃R with caret in the top of tm_dialog.mm -- if you create a new target in the xcode project file for this, I will gladly update the project on the repository. I am not much of an Xcode user myself, so making this target myself would probably take me an hour ;)
Sorry, but I'm not a good Xcode user too, but maybe anyone can help there and add a new target for tm_dialog.
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