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ios examples are missing Default.png and Icon.png when built using projectGenerator #1087

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julapy opened this issue Mar 18, 2012 · 4 comments

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@julapy
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julapy commented Mar 18, 2012

currently the Default.png and Icon.png are missing from the ios examples data folder.
should they be included inside the data folder of each ios example?
or is this something for the projectGenerator to take care of?

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it would be great for the project generator to copy the files over i think. in general we should avoid duplicating data across the repository.

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julapy commented Mar 21, 2012

hi guys,

ive pulled this latest update and think there is still a small issue with the .gitignore setup for some ios projects.
checking git status - its asking me if i want to add the following folders,

examples/ios/KeyboardExample/bin/
examples/ios/advancedEventsExample/bin/
examples/ios/advancedGraphics/bin/
examples/ios/audioInputExample/bin/
examples/ios/audioOutputExample/bin/
examples/ios/emptyExample/bin/
examples/ios/iPhoneGuiExample/bin/

having a look inside these folders, theres nothing out of the ordinary
one thing they all have in common is they only contain the below and nothing else,
bin/data/Default.png
bin/data/Icon.png

anyone else getting this?

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I just tested it like below and I am not seeing any local changes. Could it be those files existed before the .gitignore update (created by a previous project generation)?

Pulled OF/Develop
Deleted examples folder
Discard Local Changes (restoring examples folder)
Compile projectGenerator, set OF Root, generate ios Examples

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I'm currently in the process of tweaking/correcting the .gitignore structure, see #1081, so if you find any wrong stuff, report there pls. Fixing this will probably take place after the release, though.

@jvcleave: There's even a more elegant way to clean untracked files: git clean -nd to check which files/dirs will be removed, then git clean -df to actually do it.
Check the first step in every case, stuff that's deleted can't be brought back with git (since it's not in version control). I suspect that's why actually doing it requires the use of the force flag...
http://schacon.github.com/git/git-clean.html

@ofTheo ofTheo closed this as completed in 023826e Apr 17, 2012
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