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Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / December 2003CW 8.3, OS X and frameworks
CW 8.3 OS X (10.2.8) Hi, How can I get more info on a framework in my project? ie, its path, version, etc. If I right-click I don't get a context menu, and the Project Inspector window doesn't show any info for frameworks, as best I can tell. Many thanks, Michael >CW 8.3 >OS X (10.2.8) [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >If I right-click I don't get a context menu, and the Project Inspector >window doesn't show any info for frameworks, as best I can tell. Go to the Frameworks Tab, highlight the framewok expand it to get the version, control click on it to find the file path etc, A right click should also tell that in the Framework tab Send me some more information on your target, how did you add the framework to your project etc. Ron  SignatureNew from Metrowerks The CodeWarrior Wireless Development Kit for Symbian OS, SEMC P900 Edition Easy-to-use, integrated tools and hardware for SEMC P900 Development http://www.metrowerks.com/MW/Develop/Wireless/Symbian/SymbianWDKC.htm Ron Liechty - MWRon@metrowerks.com - http://www.metrowerks.com Ron Liechty - MWRon@metrowerks.com - http://www.metrowerks.com Hi Ron, > >CW 8.3 > >OS X (10.2.8) [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Send me some more information on your target, how did you add the > framework to your project etc. I add the Framework from the Project | Add Files menu item. I select the framework folder (in /system/libary/frameworks) and it shows up in the Frameworks Tab in CW. Still, I don't get anything if I control-click or right-click on it. Same for other frameworks in the project, ie System and Carbon. I get the same behavior in the template project I used to create this current project. Do you have a simple project, within which you can get info on frameworks, that you could send me? Thanks, Michael > Hi Ron, > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > right-click on it. Same for other frameworks in the project, ie System and > Carbon. It behaves exactly the way you describe it for me as well (Mac OS X 10.3.1, CW Pro 8.3). Neither control clicking works nor does the project inspector show any information for frameworks. Thorsten > It behaves exactly the way you describe it for me as well (Mac OS X > 10.3.1, CW Pro 8.3). Neither control clicking works nor does the > project inspector show any information for frameworks. What kind of info would you like to see? > > It behaves exactly the way you describe it for me as well (Mac OS X > > 10.3.1, CW Pro 8.3). Neither control clicking works nor does the > > project inspector show any information for frameworks. > > What kind of info would you like to see? In the project inspector: At the very least the full path and access path. Right now in 8.3 there isn't a way to tell if a project is using the 10.2.7 or the 10.3.0 SDK without having to go the the Access Paths settings pane. Thorsten > In the project inspector: At the very least the full path and access > path. Right now in 8.3 there isn't a way to tell if a project is using > the 10.2.7 or the 10.3.0 SDK without having to go the the Access Paths > settings pane. Good point! >> > It behaves exactly the way you describe it for me as well (Mac OS X >> > 10.3.1, CW Pro 8.3). Neither control clicking works nor does the [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >the 10.2.7 or the 10.3.0 SDK without having to go the the Access Paths >settings pane. As noted does work in CodeWarrior 9, (Reveal in Fnder), there are no plans to patch CW 8 any more. Ron SignatureNew from Metrowerks The CodeWarrior Wireless Development Kit for Symbian OS, SEMC P900 Edition Easy-to-use, integrated tools and hardware for SEMC P900 Development http://www.metrowerks.com/MW/Develop/Wireless/Symbian/SymbianWDKC.htm Ron Liechty - MWRon@metrowerks.com - http://www.metrowerks.com >Hi Ron, > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >right-click on it. Same for other frameworks in the project, ie System and >Carbon. You don't see a column that says Version at all? You don't have an expansion arrow that expands the framework folder? If you control click or right click on the framework in your project (not the folder but the ones revealed by expansion) it does not say reveal in Finder? Let me knwo if that is not showing for you. I think maybe you are just trying to treat a framework as if it were a library or a source file but it is nothing at all like them. Ron SignatureNew from Metrowerks The CodeWarrior Wireless Development Kit for Symbian OS, SEMC P900 Edition Easy-to-use, integrated tools and hardware for SEMC P900 Development http://www.metrowerks.com/MW/Develop/Wireless/Symbian/SymbianWDKC.htm Ron Liechty - MWRon@metrowerks.com - http://www.metrowerks.com > I add the Framework from the Project | Add Files menu item. I select the > framework folder (in /system/libary/frameworks) and it shows up in the > Frameworks Tab in CW. Still, I don't get anything if I control-click or > right-click on it. Same for other frameworks in the project, ie System and > Carbon. That's the way it works with CW 8.3 -- the contextual menu support for frameworks is new in CW 9. SignatureIsaac Wankerl Metrowerks Mac Software Developer > > I add the Framework from the Project | Add Files menu item. I select the > > framework folder (in /system/libary/frameworks) and it shows up in the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > That's the way it works with CW 8.3 -- the contextual menu support for > frameworks is new in CW 9. OK, I feel less crazy now! :-) So no contextual menu support - I can live fine without it - but is there some other way to get info on a framework in a project? The project inspector doesn't do anything, just comes up blank (whether I select the framework folder or the object inside it after revealing it). Thanks, Michael |
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