Re: [Pyobjc-dev] py2app -A equivalent in pyobjc2.0?

[Will L. <le...@gm...>]

Diez,

I realize this is a very incomplete answer, but you can build XCode  
projects from the command line using 'xcodebuild', as described here http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Darwin/Reference/Manpages/man1/xcodebuild.1.html 
  .

(You could, if you like unnecessarily complex systems, also create an  
Automator workflow using the 'Build Xcode Project' action, and then  
run that workflow using /usr/bin/automator . :)

Best,
Will

On Jan 20, 2009, at 3:31 PM, Diez B. Roggisch wrote:

> Hi,
>
> after developing quite a few nice apps in pyobjc 1.4 under
> Panther/Tiger, I finally started wetting my feet using 2.0
>
> To be brutally honest: it hasn't been a smooth ride, to say the least.
>
> Will Larson's tutorial helped to explain quite a few things. Thanks  
> for
> that, the donation is under way.
>
> But I can't stop noticing that *a lot* of things have become more
> cumbersome. That begins with the need to decorate methods and to
> explicit declare outlets.
>
> It continues with the existence of *.m-files that require a C- 
> compiler.
> Granted, I have that, but nontheless...
>
> And Will mentions in part two that methods with underscores in them
> confuse the system. Have to experience that myself, as I'd rather not
> use CamelCase...
>
> But what seems to me a rather big issue is that one does not work with
> setup.py/py2app anymore. The reason that bugs me is that I'm a heavy
> PDB-user, and my coding is done using Emacs.
>
> So I used the py2app -A functionality to create an aliased project  
> that
> I could modify the source in place, and potentially debug in the  
> console.
>
> Now I need to run build from XCode?!? Is there *any* way around  
> that? I
> know one can invoke xcode from the commandline somehow, so far I never
> did that...
>
> Or is there any chance I could continue to use 1.4? Or that the old
> py2app-powers somehow return?
>
> Please don't take this as an insult to a truly great system.
>
> Hoping for the best,
>
>
> Diez
>
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