Latest sdk

[pjrobertson]

Tiny really. Just means you don't have to change all the settings in Xcode 4. Surprisingly, it's a lot easier to do in Xcode 3... :/

2 steps forward, 1 step back.
Thanks Apple.

Edit: oops this also contains a bunch of my other commits. Oh well, they're all pretty small and easy to understand :)
Oh yeah that's right. These fixes are for the triggers (nul) bug

[skurfer]

oops this also contains a bunch of my other commits

I think it’s time to admit you have a merging problem. ;)

[skurfer]

Will Xcode 3 still work? I haven’t upgraded, but I suppose I won’t have a choice once I install Lion (probably this weekend).

[pjrobertson]

OK. I have a merging problem! (I actually accidentally committed the trigger
things to the master branch - oops!)

Yeah these changes are tiny - I actually made them in Xcode 3 - all you're
doing is going Project -> Edit Project Settings -> General -> Base SDK for
All Configurations -> latest Mac OS X

On 21 July 2011 14:49, skurfer <
reply@reply.github.com>wrote:

Will Xcode 3 still work? I havent upgraded, but I suppose I wont have a
choice once I install Lion (probably this weekend).

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
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[pjrobertson]

Oh yes thank the lord (i.e. @skurfer) - Gitbox helped me out here as well :)

I've made the changes as you suggested in #419

I looked into the setDirectObject (and indirect) methods and this is correct I believe. Tested for a bit and it seems to work fine.

[skurfer]

All looks good. Some of these commits are in the triggers branch too, but others that fix things (like c763709) aren’t so I want to get this in place before that pull request comes along.