Re: [Rails-devel] CVS and XCode

[Brett L. <wak...@gm...>]

On Mon, 2008-10-20 at 20:16 -0500, Mark Smith wrote:
> Grumble... I feel like I just took one step forward... and five steps
> back. 
> 
> I was able to get XCode to properly commit a change to CVS at Source
> Forge (I added a two lines to the AUTHORS file, a blank line and
> 'TEST'), I created a whole new XCode project, set up the repository
> fresh, with my Source Forge User name, did a code checkout to get the
> entire code base, and then modified the file. That seems to have fixed
> that issue.
> 
> But now I am back with the original problem I had when I first checked
> the code out when I was trying to get the stupid thing to compile and
> run. It would compile (28 warmings due to 'deperacated' routines in
> Rails that were called elsewhere in Rails). But it won't find the main
> routine. I fixed it before by adjusting the Manifest file and creating
> a new routine 'Rails' with the main routine (rather than GameTest).
> But it is now being very stubborn. I still cannot commit with my
> original project, which makes me think there is something buried in
> there that is saving the original anonymous configuration when trying
> to do a checkin. 
> 
> I can tell from the XCode use I have been doing, that this will work
> very well, once it is all configured correctly. But it is very very
> fustrating.
> 
> Mark
> 


I've not used XCode, so I'm not sure how it deals with things.  With
Eclipse, when I try to run a project it gives me the ability to point it
at the class containing main(), and it runs from there.  Does XCode not
have a similar mechanism?

FWIW, there is an OS X version of Eclipse. ;-)

---Brett.

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