Okay, scratch most of this question ;-P. I just discovered the
Project Context Menu. Always happens right after i post a
question--some corollary to Murphy's Law: "The anwer becomes obvious
once you get up the courage to ask the experts."
The one thing that worries me in rebuilding PB.project manually is
that files may get saved to CVS for Win developers to download, but
the Mac user who saved them has forgotten to rebuild PB.project.
-- Paul
At 3:27 PM -0500 5/7/03, Paul Hertz wrote:
>Cross-platform work with WO5.2 Win is the main reason I'm using Mac Eclipse.
>
>Maybe I'm missing something here. When I added a .wo file with
>WOLips, it did dutifully create the .java and .api and other files,
>but it did not update PB.project. ISTR it did update PB.project when
>I created the Main.wo file in creating the project.
>
>So, I'm maintaining the PB.project file by opening ProjectBuilderWO
>and adding the files.
>
>If I understand the WOProject documentation correctly, I ought to be
>able to do rebuild PB.project with PBIndex. Couldn't I add a script
>similar to the one on the documentation page to my build.xml file
>and execute it whenever I needed to update? Better yet, couldn't I
>make that update part of the build?
>
>OTOH, in future versions will PB.project eventually get updated
>whenever I add files to my project? This would seem to be the
>simplest way to do things. But, as I said, I may have missed
>something.
>
>-- Paul
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