How do i Import an Existing Non-Xcode Project Into Xcode, specifically
Ruby so I can work on some bugs?
On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 7:14 PM, Dustin E. [email protected] wrote:
How do i Import an Existing Non-Xcode Project Into Xcode, specifically
Ruby so I can work on some bugs?
I think the XCode M.ual could tell you. 
There should be a setting similar to “Project from existing source”
when you create a new project within XCode, however.
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In Xcode4, none that i see. There’s import files to an existing project
with a target, but that’s about it.
Do are people using to develop Ruby -Lang with, Eclipse?
Phillip G. wrote in post #1029800:
On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 7:14 PM, Dustin E. [email protected] wrote:
How do i Import an Existing Non-Xcode Project Into Xcode, specifically
Ruby so I can work on some bugs?I think the XCode M.ual could tell you.
There should be a setting similar to “Project from existing source”
when you create a new project within XCode, however.–
Phillip G.gplus.to/phgaw | twitter.com/phgaw
A method of solution is perfect if we can forsee from the start,
and even prove, that following that method we shall attain our aim.
– Leibniz
The ones I know use vim.
Steve K. wrote in post #1029809:
The ones I know use vim.
A lot of the Mac screencasts I’ve seen use TextMate.
Steve K. wrote in post #1029809:
The ones I know use vim.
MacVim I bet. Still, it’d be really hard to jump around to different
directories for such a large project.
What mac screencasts, Prag Bookshelf? Textmate seems like the easy setup
to write C code, but Ruby-Lang is a large project a Textmate and I’d
assume MacVim would fall down or be hard to use. That’s my guess.
Brian C. wrote in post #1029826:
Steve K. wrote in post #1029809:
The ones I know use vim.
A lot of the Mac screencasts I’ve seen use TextMate.
Dustin E. wrote in post #1029830:
What mac screencasts, Prag Bookshelf?
Railscasts for sure, maybe others.
Textmate seems like the easy setup
to write C code, but Ruby-Lang is a large project
Ah, I get it, something to edit the source code for the MRI ruby
interpreter? As C projects go I’d say it’s no more than medium-sized.
After all, it’s just a bunch of small text files.
$ du -sck $(find /v/build/ruby-1.9.2-p0/ -name ‘*.[ch]’) | tail -1
24472 total
The OVERALL consensus is MacVIM among those queried else where.
Dustin E. wrote in post #1029788:
How do i Import an Existing Non-Xcode Project Into Xcode, specifically
Ruby so I can work on some bugs?