Whether we explicitly support it or not, this requires knowledge of
how NetBeans organizes projects, and testing to ensure that we don't
do something to break NetBeans compatibility. We already have two
build environments to support (Ant and Eclipse), so I don't think it
is worth the effort to try to support a third, even indirectly.
On Aug 31, 2009, at 9:53 AM, Noel Grandin wrote:
Hi
He's not talking about explicitly supporting different IDE's - he just
means that maybe we should move stuff around so Netbeans doesn't
accidentally stomp on it with the files it creates by default.
Regards, Noel.
Greg Brown wrote:
One things to note is that NetBeans put its project files in a
nbproject subdir, but put also a build.xml file and a manifest in
the
root of any project ... I have to see if these files can be moved
(maybe in the nbproject subdir).
I don't think we should attempt to support multiple IDEs for building
Pivot, for exactly this reason. Project structures, file locations,
etc. are different for each IDE. Attempting to support them all would
be extremely messy.
