[–] SmileyKeith 13y ago ↗ The plugin system for Xcode is definitely opaque. This is a fantastic fix for that.
[–] dmishe 13y ago ↗ Is there a manual on writing plugins somewhere? [–] iamtherockstar 13y ago ↗ Yeah, that was my question as well. I've often thought about plugins that I would want to write for Xcode, but there seems to be no documentation. [–] mneorr 13y ago ↗ There is a template called Xcode-Plugin-Template. Install Alcatraz, install the template, and you're good to go :)The template will set your new plugin up, so you'll be ready to start coding.One IMPORTANT downside is that Xcode doesn't support ARC, so you'll want to write -retain, -release, -autorelease
[–] iamtherockstar 13y ago ↗ Yeah, that was my question as well. I've often thought about plugins that I would want to write for Xcode, but there seems to be no documentation.
[–] mneorr 13y ago ↗ There is a template called Xcode-Plugin-Template. Install Alcatraz, install the template, and you're good to go :)The template will set your new plugin up, so you'll be ready to start coding.One IMPORTANT downside is that Xcode doesn't support ARC, so you'll want to write -retain, -release, -autorelease
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[ 6.8 ms ] story [ 23.5 ms ] threadThe template will set your new plugin up, so you'll be ready to start coding.
One IMPORTANT downside is that Xcode doesn't support ARC, so you'll want to write -retain, -release, -autorelease