Comments for Changing Tides http://www.moon.net.au Brenda's Blog Fri, 05 Sep 2008 22:11:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Xcode 3.x IDE for Processing development by Xcode 3.0 template for Processing sketches | timothytwillman.com http://www.moon.net.au/2008/04/08/xcode-3x-ide-for-processing-development/#comment-273 Xcode 3.0 template for Processing sketches | timothytwillman.com Mon, 21 Jul 2008 23:24:28 +0000 http://www.moon.net.au/?p=177#comment-273 [...] http://www.moon.net.au/2008/04/08/xcode-3x-ide-for-processing-development/ [...] [...] http://www.moon.net.au/2008/04/08/xcode-3x-ide-for-processing-development/ [...]

]]> Comment on links for 2008-06-21 by Matt http://www.moon.net.au/2008/06/21/links-for-2008-06-21/#comment-269 Matt Wed, 02 Jul 2008 12:03:41 +0000 http://www.moon.net.au/2008/06/21/links-for-2008-06-21/#comment-269 Thanks, nice link. I rather like some of the styling. They just don't make rockets like they used to. http://www.gerdarntz.org/sites/gerdarntz.org/files/imagecache/for_link/sites/gerdarntz.org/files/GMDH02_00701_0.gif Thanks, nice link.
I rather like some of the styling.
They just don’t make rockets like they used to.
http://www.gerdarntz.org/sites/gerdarntz.org/files/imagecache/for_link/sites/gerdarntz.org/files/GMDH02_00701_0.gif

]]> Comment on Gerd Arntz Web Archive - Isotype by Randy http://www.moon.net.au/2008/06/21/gerd-arntz-isotype/#comment-261 Randy Mon, 23 Jun 2008 03:53:51 +0000 http://www.moon.net.au/?p=196#comment-261 Thanks for the linkback Brenda! Thanks for the linkback Brenda!

]]> Comment on Xcode 3.x IDE for Processing development by brenda http://www.moon.net.au/2008/04/08/xcode-3x-ide-for-processing-development/#comment-251 brenda Thu, 22 May 2008 04:37:27 +0000 http://www.moon.net.au/?p=177#comment-251 I did report it as a bug to Apple and after a bit of correspondence (they initially thought it was not a bug but an error in my use of SVN) they have matched it to another bug report which is being investigated by engineering. It is interesting that my report number is 5866673 and the one being worked on is 5907532. I think that this means that I won't be able to track when they say it is fixed - the status of my report is already 'closed'. Anyway, hopefully they will have it fixed soon. I did report it as a bug to Apple and after a bit of correspondence (they initially thought it was not a bug but an error in my use of SVN) they have matched it to another bug report which is being investigated by engineering. It is interesting that my report number is 5866673 and the one being worked on is 5907532. I think that this means that I won’t be able to track when they say it is fixed - the status of my report is already ‘closed’. Anyway, hopefully they will have it fixed soon.

]]> Comment on Xcode 3.x IDE for Processing development by RUrob2 http://www.moon.net.au/2008/04/08/xcode-3x-ide-for-processing-development/#comment-202 RUrob2 Tue, 15 Apr 2008 18:47:00 +0000 http://www.moon.net.au/?p=177#comment-202 Brenda, having looked at the details you sent me I think you've found a genuine bug, but there is an easy workaround. I tried creating a Java Application project using Xcode 3.0. I committed it before building, then checked out a copy and built, creating several directories including bin. I got the same error as you when I tried to commit by control-clicking on the project in the Groups & Files list. However, that's not the way I usually commit. Instead, I use SCM - Commit Entire Project... from the menus. That seems to work OK. Note that I didn't need to set svn:ignore to get the commit to work. The only advantage of svn:ignore is hiding the bin etc. directories from the svn status report (equivalent to menu command SCM - SCM Results). Brenda, having looked at the details you sent me I think you’ve found a genuine bug, but there is an easy workaround.

I tried creating a Java Application project using Xcode 3.0. I committed it before building, then checked out a copy and built, creating several directories including bin.

I got the same error as you when I tried to commit by control-clicking on the project in the Groups & Files list. However, that’s not the way I usually commit. Instead, I use SCM - Commit Entire Project… from the menus. That seems to work OK.

Note that I didn’t need to set svn:ignore to get the commit to work. The only advantage of svn:ignore is hiding the bin etc. directories from the svn status report (equivalent to menu command SCM - SCM Results).

]]> Comment on Xcode 3.x IDE for Processing development by RUrob2 http://www.moon.net.au/2008/04/08/xcode-3x-ide-for-processing-development/#comment-201 RUrob2 Fri, 11 Apr 2008 23:15:17 +0000 http://www.moon.net.au/?p=177#comment-201 There's certainly no way to set svn:ignore from within Xcode: you have to use the command line, but at least it's a once-only operation. There's a reasonably clear and comprehensive explanation at: http://sdesmedt.wordpress.com/2006/12/10/how-to-make-subversion-ignore-files-and-folders/ If you want to contact me directly, I'd be happy to have a closer look at what happens when you try and commit with the bin etc. directories. (I hope the website address I've entered on this form will show up.) There’s certainly no way to set svn:ignore from within Xcode: you have to use the command line, but at least it’s a once-only operation. There’s a reasonably clear and comprehensive explanation at:
http://sdesmedt.wordpress.com/2006/12/10/how-to-make-subversion-ignore-files-and-folders/

If you want to contact me directly, I’d be happy to have a closer look at what happens when you try and commit with the bin etc. directories. (I hope the website address I’ve entered on this form will show up.)

]]> Comment on Xcode 3.x IDE for Processing development by brenda http://www.moon.net.au/2008/04/08/xcode-3x-ide-for-processing-development/#comment-199 brenda Thu, 10 Apr 2008 12:33:04 +0000 http://www.moon.net.au/?p=177#comment-199 Thanks RUrob2. I've removed the build, bin, jar and dist directories from the SVN and then checked out a new copy. But trying to "Commit Project" still tries to work with the bin, jar and dist directories and fails. I've been looking at using svn:ignore, but can't find a way to do it with Xcode. One way I've found suggest is to update the ~/.subversion/config to set the global-ignores parameter, but that doesn't seem like a great idea as it might stop a legitimate file being backed up in the future. I tried it anyway, and it didn't work. So it looks like in Xcode you can only commit individual files to SVN, which makes it a lot less useful than if you can commit all the changes in a project. Thanks RUrob2. I’ve removed the build, bin, jar and dist directories from the SVN and then checked out a new copy. But trying to “Commit Project” still tries to work with the bin, jar and dist directories and fails. I’ve been looking at using svn:ignore, but can’t find a way to do it with Xcode. One way I’ve found suggest is to update the ~/.subversion/config to set the global-ignores parameter, but that doesn’t seem like a great idea as it might stop a legitimate file being backed up in the future. I tried it anyway, and it didn’t work.

So it looks like in Xcode you can only commit individual files to SVN, which makes it a lot less useful than if you can commit all the changes in a project.

]]> Comment on Xcode 3.x IDE for Processing development by RUrob2 http://www.moon.net.au/2008/04/08/xcode-3x-ide-for-processing-development/#comment-198 RUrob2 Tue, 08 Apr 2008 23:30:57 +0000 http://www.moon.net.au/?p=177#comment-198 Generally, it's not advisable to store any files in Subversion which can be recreated from source, such as the contents of build, bin, jar and dist directories. If you import the project to SVN straight after cleaning (i.e. without these folders), you should be able to check out a copy and work with it successfully. The folders will be created when you build, but you should not attempt to commit them to the repository. If you don't want to see them listed when performing SVN operations, there is a command-line "svn ignore" option to tell SVN to take no notice of them. Generally, it’s not advisable to store any files in Subversion which can be recreated from source, such as the contents of build, bin, jar and dist directories. If you import the project to SVN straight after cleaning (i.e. without these folders), you should be able to check out a copy and work with it successfully. The folders will be created when you build, but you should not attempt to commit them to the repository. If you don’t want to see them listed when performing SVN operations, there is a command-line “svn ignore” option to tell SVN to take no notice of them.

]]> Comment on Using del.icio.us as a bookmark manager by The Balcony » Using del.icio.us as a bookmark manager http://www.moon.net.au/2008/01/19/using-delicious-as-a-bookmark-manager/#comment-189 The Balcony » Using del.icio.us as a bookmark manager Mon, 21 Jan 2008 10:23:45 +0000 http://www.moon.net.au/2008/01/19/using-delicious-as-a-bookmark-manager/#comment-189 [...] of Changing Tides talks about how she is using del.icio.us for bookmark management and how DEVONthink Pro helps here [...] [...] of Changing Tides talks about how she is using del.icio.us for bookmark management and how DEVONthink Pro helps here [...]

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