File Templates: Incompatible with XCode4

[jspoto]

The File Templates format has changed fundamentally with XCode 4. New file templates will be required for integration via XCode 4's "New File..." operation.

More info can be found here: https://devforums.apple.com/thread/87997

[bobbypage]

What does this have to do with ShareKit? ShareKit is a separate library you can add to your project and has no dependency on the file templete of your project.

[jspoto]

What does this have to do with ShareKit?

http://getsharekit.com/add/

If the home page for the software references how to integrate ShareKit
classes into the XCode IDE, then it most certainly has something to do with
ShareKit. Anyone attempting to install a template as included with the
release via XCode 4 will find they simply do not work.

It isn't useful to argue semantics here - this isn't about dependencies.
It's about providing the proper code to developers as per the site
documentation, given the dramatic changes to templates in XCode 4.

For the templates to be useful, XCode 4 versions will need to be provided,
and the site documentation updated, for the next stable release.

On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 6:01 AM, bobbypage <
reply@reply.github.com>wrote:

What does this have to do with ShareKit? ShareKit is a separate library you
can add to your project and has no dependency on the file templete of your
project.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
#251 (comment)

[jspoto]

What does this have to do with ShareKit?

http://getsharekit.com/add/

If the home page for the software references how to integrate ShareKit classes into the XCode IDE, then it most certainly has something to do with ShareKit. Anyone attempting to install a template as included with the release via XCode 4 will find they simply do not work.

It isn't useful to argue semantics here - this isn't about dependencies. It's about providing the proper code to developers as per the site documentation, given the dramatic changes to templates in XCode 4.

For the templates to be useful, XCode 4 versions will need to be provided, and the site documentation updated, for the next stable release.

[bobbypage]

Sorry, I didn't know that ShareKit had file temples. Thanks for clearing that up.

You're right, the templetes do have to be updated for Xcode 4. It should be pretty easy though, http://blog.boreal-kiss.net/2011/03/11/a-minimal-project-template-for-xcode-4/

Someone should fork it ;)

[jspoto]

The ShareKit templates are file templates, if I'm not mistaken. Some additional reference links, regarding the changes there:

http://gallantgames.com/post/3771670972/xcode-4-templates

The file locations listed in the above page are useful -- they're the included native file templates used by XCode 4. These files themselves are about all the documentation I've found regarding the syntax and location of these (major) changes.

• Note that the locations are in fact different from XCode 3 and before, as well. Thus the locations named in the template walk-through on the ShareKit site need to be updated at some point as well.