Am 15.12.2005 um 20:56 schrieb Will Leshner:
On Dec 15, 2005, at 11:42 AM, Anjo Krank wrote:
In the good old days, you could set CodeWarrior to launch RB or an
RB app and debug from source. Now, you have to build the plugin,
run the converter, quit RB, open RB, generate your app and run it.
Christ, how about some shortcut here? Like, when a Plugins folder
is present in the generated app's directory, then check if you can
load the plugin from a directory structure instead of some
embedded virtual volume?
I seem to remember a release note a while back saying you could put
bare Mac OS X dylibs right in the Plugins folder and REALbasic
would treat them as plugins. Was I insane, or does that really work?
Never mind. What does work (once you get it to compile without
crashes, which is an exercise in patience in itself) is to create the
API of the plugin like I outlined before, build an RB app that uses
the API, then open the package of the built app and symlink your
built MyStuff.dylib to MyApp.app/Contents/Frameworks/
MyStuff.dylib.blabla. Then you can set your RB app as a custom
executable and call "Build & Debug".
You can set breakpoints, use the source-level debugger etc or just
"Build & Run" and see the output in the console.
I only got to find out how to use fix-and-continue and I'm up to
speed. Cool :)
Cheers, Anjo
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