Any XCode gurus out there?
I’ve written a plain old command line tool using the XCode “Standard Tool” project thingy. (Bare with me; I’m an Emacs and make person.)
This tool does some simple Unixey stuff and then launches a Perl program which provides its own GUI through the excellent wX API. This works great, except when I double-click my executable, it opens a terminal window for stdin/out, which I don’t want since the app already has a GUI.
Do I have to use one of those far scarier project templates which come with six billion files (where the hell do I type “Hello World?”) Or is there an easy way to get the Standard Tool template to not open a terminal window?
BTW, one thing I tried was selecting the executable in XCode and doing “Get Info.” There are options under General and Debugging for where to send stdin/out; the default was “Psuedo Terminal.” I changed it to “System Console” and rebuilt but the behavior was the same.
BTW2, I know about CamelBones but I can’t use it for this particular app because it’s already been written for one thing, and the GUI needs to be portable to other platforms.
Any other ideas welcome. TIA.