It appears that Xcode 3.0, which comes with Leopard, has changed the
way one installs templates. When I put REALbasic Mach-O Plugin in the
directory:
/Library/Application Support/Apple/Developer Tools/Project Templates/
it was not in the New Projects... list. Looking around, in the
directory:
/Developer/Extras/Xcode Index Templates/
the document "Index Templates ReadMe.rtf" there is this:
Simple Installation
In Mac OS X version 10.3, this feature is initially turned off. To
install and enable the indexing templates for use, you can use the
included "install_templates" script included this directory, or you
can install and enable the templates manually. To use the included
script, simply open a Terminal window, change to this directory, and
invoke the command:
./install_templates (which I did, taking a long time!)
To install and enable the templates manually, use the instructions
below.
Following that are the Manual Installation instructions. I followed
the part that said open the project in Xcode. I did that with the
REALbasic Mach-O Plugin contents, with a rename of the project as
REALbasicPlugin. In the Build folder I found REALbasicPlugin.pbxindex,
whose content looked just like the other index folders. I put that
into ~/Library/Application Support/Apple/Developer Tools/Index
Templates where all the other indexes were located. To inform Xcode to
use them I gave in Terminal the command:
defaults write com.apple.Xcode PBXCodeSenseEnableIndexTemplates YES
which was accepted. But Xcode still does not show REALbasicPlugin in
New Project... . What am I doing wrong?
Bob
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