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In article <dryan-53BF0A.15012024032002@corp.newsfeed.com>,
 Diller <dryan@slonet.org> wrote:

>Is this capability built into the newer versions of CW Mac?  I like the 
>names of certain files in a new project to reflect the name of that 
>project.  So it would be nice if the IDE did the rename when creating 
>the project files. 
>
>The logical extension of this is to rename the targets in the project 
>preferences.  I suppose this could be done with AppleScript.  Does 
>anyone have a better scripting reference than that included with CW 5?  
>How about just a comprehensive list of the all 'set' property names?
>
>The finishing touch would be to modify the .html and/or .java content 
>for a new code or codebase in a Java applet project, but that's probably 
>pushing it...

If you go into the stationery and remove the output file names then the 
output files will be based upon the name of the project.

Ron

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Back on Sunday, when he would rather have been at the opera, Ron said:

>In article <dryan-53BF0A.15012024032002@corp.newsfeed.com>,
> Diller <dryan@slonet.org> wrote:
>
>>Is this capability built into the newer versions of CW Mac?  I like the 
>>names of certain files in a new project to reflect the name of that 
>>project.  So it would be nice if the IDE did the rename when creating 
>>the project files. 
>
>If you go into the stationery and remove the output file names then the 
>output files will be based upon the name of the project.


I'm afraid you went a little too quick there.  How do I remove the 
output file names?  The IDE won't let me save the preferences with null 
target names.  Removing the file name (not suffix) in the stationary 
folder would be problematic because there is more than 1 file with the 
same suffix.  Besides, I tried a simple case  with unique suffixes and 
the IDE didn't rename anything.  Is there anything magic about the 
standard stationary folders?  I use some of my own.

Is there any more info on scripting?  A list of 'set' property names 
would save a lot of guesswork.

Thanks,
Diller


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In article <dryan-5D2957.14212427032002@corp.newsfeed.com>,
 Diller <dryan@slonet.org> wrote:

>Back on Sunday, when he would rather have been at the opera, Ron said:
>
>>In article <dryan-53BF0A.15012024032002@corp.newsfeed.com>,
>> Diller <dryan@slonet.org> wrote:
>>
>>>Is this capability built into the newer versions of CW Mac?  I like the 
>>>names of certain files in a new project to reflect the name of that 
>>>project.  So it would be nice if the IDE did the rename when creating 
>>>the project files. 
>>
>>If you go into the stationery and remove the output file names then the 
>>output files will be based upon the name of the project.
>
>
>I'm afraid you went a little too quick there.  How do I remove the 
>output file names?  The IDE won't let me save the preferences with null 
>target names. 

You need to read what I wrote, I wasn't saying that any files other than 
the output file name.   There is no way to do Target Names automatically 
nor will the Source Files created with the Wizards have names by 
default.  Only the output file name will be based upon your project's 
name if that is left blank.

> Removing the file name (not suffix) in the stationary 
>folder would be problematic because there is more than 1 file with the 
>same suffix.  Besides, I tried a simple case  with unique suffixes and 
>the IDE didn't rename anything.  Is there anything magic about the 
>standard stationary folders?  I use some of my own.

Only the output name

>Is there any more info on scripting?  A list of 'set' property names 
>would save a lot of guesswork.

Look in the scripting manual and use the dictionery if there is 
something you would like added to the dictionary try sending a feature 
request into 

http://www.metrowerks.com/support/contact/

Ron

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   "The best overall development tool for the Palm OS"

 Metrowerks, maker of CodeWarrior  -  "Software Starts Here"  
Ron Liechty - MWRon@metrowerks.com - http://www.metrowerks.com