Update templates to work with Xcode 6.3 #325
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Untested with earlier versions of xcode. Apparently in Xcode 6.3 the TemplateInfo.plist has a version of the macros that xcode provides (e.g.:: ___FILENAMEBASE___) that are different from the contents of the template. The template contents use the *actual* file name, rather than what the user provides. This fix just captures the class the user typed as a variable, and then uses it in the template. I believe this should work on earlier versions of Xcode, but I haven't had the liberty to check yet. Fixes cedarbdd#324
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Huge shoutouts to @akitchen for motivating me to do this, and for my son for staying asleep for the time it took me to figure out how the crazy variable syntax for Xcode templates works (yet again). |
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Thanks @tjarratt! This issue's been annoying the hell out of me. I just tried it out on Xcode 6.2 and it doesn't seem to break anything. |
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Aww damn. Thanks! On Monday, May 4, 2015, pivotal-ryan-mcleod notifications@github.com
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Update templates to work with Xcode 6.3
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Untested with earlier versions of xcode.
Apparently in Xcode 6.3 the TemplateInfo.plist has a version of the macros that
xcode provides (e.g.::
___FILENAMEBASE___) that are different from the contents ofthe template. The template contents use the actual file name, rather than what the
user provides.
This fix just captures the class the user typed as a variable, and then uses it
in the template. I believe this should work on earlier versions of Xcode, but
I haven't had the liberty to check yet.
Fixes #324