The command you are running there is trying to find it within the
"/Users/myUser/Data/Documents/xworkspace/myProj/three20/src/" folder
which is obviously wrong.
so:
python three20/src/scripts/ttmodule.py -p
<full\path\to\your\project\>MyProj.xcodeproj Three20
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python three20/src/scripts/ttmodule.py -p
/Users/myUser/xworkspace/myProj/myProj.xcodeproj Three20
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The errors are saying it cannot find the project file you have specified.
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/Users/myUser/Data/Documents/xworkspace/ according to the error messages.
Where does the Data/Documents come from?
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On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 9:46 PM, Jan C. <jan.cha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> /Users/myUser/Data is a mount point of the secondary disk.
>
> I've just tried using only paths without sym links but it's the same.
> I will try with another dummy project to see if it works there.
>
> thanks for helping me btw
myUser@myUser ~/Data/Documents/xworkspace/TTTest $ python three20/src/scripts/ttmodule.py -p TTTest/TTTest.xcodeproj Three20 --xcode-version=4
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I've just done it myself and it works fine for me. Steps as follows:
I have all my iPhone development in /Users/brett/develop/iPhone/
Under that directory I have the three20 folder (checked out from github)
I created a new XCode project, and saved it as "test" in the
/Users/brett/develop/iPhone directory.
So my folder setup looks like this.
/Users/brett/develop/iPhone/three20
/Users/brett/develop/iPhone/test
From within the /Users/brett/develop/iPhone folder, i run the following command
python three20/src/scripts/ttmodule.py -p
/Users/brett/develop/iPhone/test/test.xcodeproj Three20
--xcode-version=4
Command runs, no output is displayed in the terminal but when I open
the Xcode project I can see that Three20 has been added.
I'm really not sure why its not working for you. Your paths seem to
get jumbled up though.
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Hi,I've just done it myself and it works fine for me. Steps as follows:
I have all my iPhone development in /Users/brett/develop/iPhone/Under that directory I have the three20 folder (checked out from github)
I created a new XCode project, and saved it as "test" in the
/Users/brett/develop/iPhone directory.So my folder setup looks like this.
/Users/brett/develop/iPhone/three20
/Users/brett/develop/iPhone/testFrom within the /Users/brett/develop/iPhone folder, i run the following command
python three20/src/scripts/ttmodule.py -p
/Users/brett/develop/iPhone/test/test.xcodeproj Three20
--xcode-version=4Command runs, no output is displayed in the terminal but when I open
the Xcode project I can see that Three20 has been added.I'm really not sure why its not working for you. Your paths seem to
get jumbled up though.
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