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Upgrading from Jag+Devtools. What happens when I install XCode?
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Join Date: Dec 2001
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My Pismo currently has 10.2.8 plus the developer tools installed. When I install Panther I plan on doing an upgrade rather than an archive install. My question is, what happens when I install XCode? Does it automatically remove the Jag developer tools or do they co-exist?
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Join Date: Oct 2000
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They co-exist, but don't expect to be able to run PB  It's a shame cos I don't like the interface of Xcode, I much preferred PB's "one window for all" ideology. I've only played with Xcode for about 15mins last night, so it might still be possible, certainly wasn't obvious though.
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[vash:~] banana% killall killall
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PB is not supported in Panther. Apple wants you to use Xcode.
If you don't like the interface, TELL APPLE.
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Originally posted by Mimizuku no Lew:
My Pismo currently has 10.2.8 plus the developer tools installed. When I install Panther I plan on doing an upgrade rather than an archive install. My question is, what happens when I install XCode? Does it automatically remove the Jag developer tools or do they co-exist?
Why not just delete the /Developer directory before you do the install? Pretty easy to do.
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Join Date: Oct 2000
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Originally posted by Gul Banana:
It is possible.
Was that directed at me? If so, wanna share...unless it's so obvious that I'll slap myself with a wet fish when you tell me
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Join Date: Mar 2001
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Did they improve the debugging capabilities in the final version of XCode? i.e. do watch windows retain their contents between debugging sesssions?
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Originally posted by Geobunny:
They co-exist, but don't expect to be able to run PB It's a shame cos I don't like the interface of Xcode, I much preferred PB's "one window for all" ideology.
1) Launch XCode
2) Open a project or create a new one
3) Click the toolbar button titled Show Editor (by default it should already be in your toolbar, if not, add it, then click it)
4) Navigate to code you want to edit in the lefthand pane
5) Resize the splitter for the editor as needed
Enjoy!
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Originally posted by nforcer:
1) Launch XCode
2) Open a project or create a new one
3) Click the toolbar button titled Show Editor (by default it should already be in your toolbar, if not, add it, then click it)
4) Navigate to code you want to edit in the lefthand pane
5) Resize the splitter for the editor as needed
Enjoy!
That's fine, but how do I get the debugger and the stdIO into that same window. It insists on opening separate windows for them.
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