Development Process of Cappuccino Itself

[Keary Suska]

There are a few bugs in Cappuccino I was going to try my hand at to fix but I was wondering what the typical development process is. It seems that the API classes are pre-compiled and I don’t see a way to use them uncompiled. So do you edit, compile, check? That seems like quite a pain. Also what are the compilation commands? As far as I can tell the compilation part of Capp is undocumented.

TIA,

Keary Suska
Esoteritech, Inc.
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[Antoine Mercadal]

Hi,

The edit/compile/test is the normal way to go. Remember that if you edit a file in AppKit, you can simply jake AppKit only by doing a jake debug in the AppKit folder.
Another way to proceed is to create a category of the file you want to edit in your own project, copy the normal implementation, work on it, then put it back in AppKit

Thanks,

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[Martin Carlberg]

Hi!

I usually do a category as Antoine described. It is very convenient and speeds up the process a lot.

- Martin