The correct course of action is to keep the gorm file.  It is what the
majority of the apps written using GNUstep use.  I would prefer that
another template be created which uses the gsmarkup.  In retrospect I'm. It
certain why this was done.

Sorry for the top post I am replying from my phone.

GC


On Sat, Jan 7, 2017 at 17:24 Graham Lee <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> the Application project template in ProjectCenter contains both a .gorm
> file and .gsmarkup files. The GNUmakefile includes all of these as
> resources for the target. This is confusing, as I wasn't sure what I needed
> to edit in order to design my application. After some testing (on Linux, I
> haven't tested on Mac) I found that the .gorm file was being used by the
> built app, but the .gsmarkup files do not seem to be. I tested this by
> editing the title of a main menu item in each then building the app: only
> when I edited the menu in the .gorm file did my changes appear.
>
> I will fix this template up so that it only contains one UI definition. My
> preference would be to keep the .gorm file, but would the maintainers
> prefer people use GORM or GSMarkup? Or is there a reason I've missed why
> the project template would include both?
>
> Thanks,
> Graham.
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