mneorr

Since the original one is really long; would make the install script even less readable.

Also, git.io allows only shortening github repos; so there should be no harm

mneorr

12 anni fadiscuss

unfortunately we wrote it on an Macbook Air, where it worked pretty good. It lags horribly on an MBP retina, we might fix that

mneorr

12 anni fadiscuss

The plan is to use github releases from now on, and shorten using git.io

mneorr

12 anni fadiscuss

we will consider bringing it back to 10.8, just after this all launch thing is over

mneorr

12 anni fadiscuss

It's like jailbreak for Xcode, that's the metaphor

mneorr

13 anni fadiscuss

If you mkdir -p ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/UserData/FontAndColorThemes/ , does it work then?

mneorr

13 anni fadiscuss

You need to install Command line tools from the Preferences pane. After that you should be good to go.

We'll add that notice probably tomorrow.

mneorr

13 anni fadiscuss

Shawshank sounds like an awesome name; Alcatraz was just the first one that came to my mind.

mneorr

13 anni fadiscuss

It also has File templates. Most likely, it will support snippets soon.

mneorr

13 anni fadiscuss

updated install script

mneorr

13 anni fadiscuss

Just fixed that issue.

mneorr

13 anni fadiscuss

Thanks for the report, adding this in the Alcatraz. He should do it instead of you ;)

mneorr

13 anni fadiscuss

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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