Separate xcodeproj monkey patching #39
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Moves all xcodeproj monkeypatching into synx/xcodeproj_ext following the directory structure of their respective class hierarchies.
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🐵 👍 (Also thank you for removing all the TWS.) |
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Yeah, sorry about those added newlines too. Not sure why Vim does that. I can probably fix that up if we're being sticklers here. |
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I'm totally happy with the EOF newlines. It's just a C thing, plus GitHub's "no newline at end of file" icon really bothers me so this is great. |
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Separate xcodeproj monkey patching
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Moves all xcodeproj monkeypatching into synx/xcodeproj_ext following the directory structure of their respective class hierarchies.
It's pretty typical for Ruby projects to separate monkey patching stuff into a *_ext subdirectory like this.