From: Mark S. <mar...@gm...> - 2008-10-23 23:49:04
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I think I have it finally straightened out... the hitch was when I first checked out the code, I was doing it anonymously, so the CVS created various CVS directories with a 'ROOT' File that contained the Repository String as anonymous. Later when I changed the Repository Setting, and applied it, XCode did not walk through the tree and update those various files. I did that change now on the copy I have gotten to compile and run, and I can now do write commits. Most annoying... But I am over that now... so I can actually look at the next step of fixing a few more bugs, and trying to work out integrating my code base with yours. I do have a different Tile Definition layout, and it would probably be best to determine how best to integrate them together. Mark On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 6:47 PM, Mark Smith <mar...@gm...> wrote: > There is the standard way of updating the Manifest.txt (or manifest.txt) > file to specify the default class that has the main routine. I did that the > first time I pulled down the code base via anonymous retrieval, and got it > to compile, including finding a fixing a few other bugs. I just have to kick > XCode hard enough to make it see reason. I do like XCode, and have developed > most of my code base there. > > I do know there is a Mac version of Eclipse, but that would probably mean > taking 20 steps back and getting used to a new IDE. > > My original intention was to update the SCM configuration for XCode to use > the authorized account 'krazick', and I did so in every place I could find, > but it still insisted on using the anonymous login instead. It made no > sense. Which is why I tried creating a new project from scratch and the SCM > configuration worked then. I will get it straightened out, it just is being > annoying... which is why I was grumbling... > > Thanks for the words of encourgagement. > > |