Hi there,
On 19/10/2005, at 2:38 AM, Ken Anderson wrote:
On Oct 18, 2005, at 10:59 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My project contains two eomodels. I would like to replace one
eomodel with
a new eomodel.
I am able to remove the eomodel (delete references and files) and
add a new
eomodel to the project (copy items into destination group's folder is
checked, default reference type, western text encoding,
recursively create
groups for any added folders and application server target is
selected).
I don't think you need to have "create groups for added folders" ticked.
Btw, I'm not sure if Xcode 2.1 recognises *.eomodeld as a folder
wrapper or not (I'm still on Xcode 2.0) but if you like seeing them
with normal icons in Xcode instead of plain folders then create the
following file...
~/Library/Application\ Support/Apple/Developer\ Tools/Specifications/
customtypes.pbfilespec
with contents...
/**
Extensions to Apple's Standard file type specifications
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DevToolsCore.framework/
Resources/*.pbfilespec
*/
(
{
Identifier = wrapper.eomodeld;
BasedOn = wrapper;
Extensions = (eomodeld);
IsTransparent = NO;
},
)
Reopen Xcode, go to preferences > Filetypes, expand Folder > Wrapper
and find wrapper.eomodeld and set its Preferred Editor to EOModeler.
When I try to open the new eomodel, I get an error that says there
is a
name conflict between the models (eventhough there is none in the
eomodels). I have searched the project for any persistent
information
relating to the old eomodel, but have come up empty.
Does anyone know of any hidden files pertaining to the eomodel or
have
suggestions on where to look for this information?
If you have the previous model installed anywhere, especially in a
framework, it is probably finding that model and automatically
opening it. Search your hard disk and make sure the previous model
is completely gone.
And/or remove the build directory to make sure the index is rebuilt
properly.
with regards,
--
LD
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