Hi Adam, 2009/3/23 Adam!!!: > > On the "How to build MacVim" wiki page, it says: > > "At the moment the Vim runtime files are not updated inside the app > bundle if they are modified. If you modify any runtime files, then you > have to clean the MacVim project and build it again." > > For ye olde user building from sources, that's a little ambiguous. > Does that mean that every time a file in runtime/ is updated via a git > pull, you must run 'make clean' in src/ and 'xcodebuild clean' in src/ > MacVim/? > > It may help to add something a little more specific in there as to > what counts as me modifying runtime files, and what needs to be > cleaned to what extent.
Let me think of how to phrase that better. If a runtime file (in a vim7/runtime subdirectory) is modified (by any means) then Xcode will not notice this modification and hence will not copy the files into the app bundle unless you clean the Xcode project first. Thus, after a (potential) modification of the runtime files you will first need to "xcodebuild clean" and then "xcodebuild" (but it is not necessary to "make clean"). To take your example: if you "git pull" and notice the runtime files have been modified then you do need to clean the Xcode project before building or they will not be copied into the app bundle. Does that (somewhat verbose) explanation make more sense? Björn --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_mac" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
