Recent iOS project was using ShareKit via "git submodule" command, which added a LOT of items into dependency chart generated by objc_dep utility. Additionally I didn't have any control of those files, just used them as they were given.
To make dependency chart usable again, I added a command line parameter to ignore a subdirectory.
Showing posts with label python. Show all posts
Showing posts with label python. Show all posts
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
Dependency Graph Tool for iOS Projects
One of the tools, which I used to use with Symbian C++ projects, was an automated dependency graph generator. Can't recall the name, had totally forgotten anything like it ever existed. Totally happy in my ignorance. Blissful happy-go-lucky cowboy coding.
Until I found this tool: objc_dep.py at GitHub by nst, which does "Graph the import dependancies in an Objective-C project".
Oh the memories! Oh the horrow, when I checked my current projects...
Until I found this tool: objc_dep.py at GitHub by nst, which does "Graph the import dependancies in an Objective-C project".
Oh the memories! Oh the horrow, when I checked my current projects...
Friday, January 28, 2011
What Did You Ship in 2010?
Inspired by Seth Godin's and Roadfire Software's posts, here's my take on "what did you ship in 2010":
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
How to Update CFBundleVersion Before Building Application
Used to update application version number in appDelegate.m during startup. The problem was that user has to run the application at least once to update version number in system Settings application.
Before that moment version number was either missing or wrong, depending on what the default value was. Not good.
Before that moment version number was either missing or wrong, depending on what the default value was. Not good.
Labels:
build,
CFBundleVersion,
python,
settings,
svn
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