Hi, Clive,
I think it's prompting for your project directory in order to convert
your <projectName>.xcode to a new version called
<projectName>.xcodeproj. You should end up with both project indexes
in your project directory.
Select the project directory instead of a file and I think it should
work.
Regards,
Jerry
On Dec 29, 2005, at 12:26 PM, Clive Roberts wrote:
I recently rebuilt a powerbook installing MacOS X 10.4.3 and then
installed XCode2.1, followed by WebObjects 5.2 and eht upgrade to
5.2.4
I then tried to open a project I had been working on (using
XCode2.0) and Xcode tells me the project must be upgraded and the
extension given as ".xcodeproj". I then tell it to upgrade and it
prompts for a file to be selected, but then it will not save
anything - I have to cancel.
Has anyone come across this behaviour? Should I uninstall XCode
2.1 and install XCode 2.0?
regards
Clive Roberts
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