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 | | From: | Samuel Hornus | | Subject: | ProjectCenter and Gorm | | Date: | Mon, 29 Nov 2004 00:32:38 +0100 |
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Hi,
I have just built ProjectCenter.app (0.4.0) and Gorm.app (0.8.0).
When I start a new project in ProjectCenter, I don't don't have
the option to start a "Gorm App" project... where has the option
gone ?
Should I pass some buid option to `make` when building ProjectCenter ?
Thanks in advance!
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Samuel Hornus
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| | From: | Samuel Hornus | | Subject: | Re: ProjectCenter and Gorm | | Date: | Mon, 29 Nov 2004 00:42:46 +0100 |
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| Samuel wrote:
> When I start a new project in ProjectCenter, I don't don't have
> the option to start a "Gorm App" project... where has the option
> gone ?
OK, choosing a "Application" project called "Fairing" seems to create a
Fairing.gorm. Good.
However, if I double-click on the Fairing.gorm in the Instances, in ProjectCenter, then I get the following message:
"Could not open /home/hornus/projects/Fairing/Resources/Fairing.gorm"
Fairing.gorm however DO exists and is a directory.
What is the problem ?
Thanks in advance
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Samuel Hornus
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| | From: | Samuel Hornus | | Subject: | Re: ProjectCenter and Gorm | | Date: | Mon, 29 Nov 2004 01:16:05 +0100 |
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| Samuel wrote:
> "Could not open /home/hornus/projects/Fairing/Resources/Fairing.gorm"
> Fairing.gorm however DO exists and is a directory.
Okay... I manually re-created with Gorm. Seems to work, but looks like
a serious bug in ProjectCenter creation of .gorm interfaces...
Where can we complain about gorm/ProjectCenter bugs ?
So, next problem... ! one that looks trickier (and sorry for all my
messages):
After creating my "FairingManager" in Gorm, and after creating the files
FairingManager.m and .h I want (naturally) to add them to the Fairing
project in ProjectCenter.
So, as suggested, I double-click on the Classes entry of the leftmost column and... impossible to select the .m or .h files. They simply do not appear in the Open Panel, whatever I do :-(
Yet another bug, or... am I doing something stupid ?
Thanks in advance,
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Samuel Hornus
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