It'd be great if there was another encoding/decoding
format to support the "resource.frk" directory.
Codewarrior hosted on Windows stores Mac resources of
file "foo" in "Resource.frk/foo"
This is a rather interesting idea. I think the idea is to
have an encoding in addition to AppleSingle, Binhex, etc.
which is whatever this is called-- any resource fork is put
in a file of the same name within a resource.frk directory.
If this were supported natively within MacCVS Pro, you could
handle cross-platform projects easily. Cool.
Current work-around solutions are:
1. Do checkouts on Mac, and share via a remote mount
2. Avoid rsrc fork checkins-- convert everything to .r files.
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This is a rather interesting idea. I think the idea is to
have an encoding in addition to AppleSingle, Binhex, etc.
which is whatever this is called-- any resource fork is put
in a file of the same name within a resource.frk directory.
If this were supported natively within MacCVS Pro, you could
handle cross-platform projects easily. Cool.
Current work-around solutions are:
1. Do checkouts on Mac, and share via a remote mount
2. Avoid rsrc fork checkins-- convert everything to .r files.
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I have added such a feature on my machine because I needed it. I wonder if I should submit the idea to the project managers.