Thanks very much for this! Merged in and committed. Please give the result a run on Xcode 5 - I'm not a developer program member, and I'm still using OS X 10.7, so I'm still stuck on Xcode 4.6.3...
I did have to make a couple of changes. I had problems with a couple of plugins not loading, so I went through each project and reset the architecture setting to 32-/64-bit Intel, as it used to be. (Judging by the history it looks like Xcode 5's upgrade stripped this setting out. So this might not be the last time this happens.) The only one I didn't do this to was CustomizeWarningErrorHighlights, which won't link in 32-bit mode. I set that one to 64-bit Intel only.
I have to admit that I don't really know exactly what's going on here. Activity Monitor claims Xcode is a 64-bit app, so you'd think it would need 64-bit fixins. But... clearly not.
Thanks very much for this! Merged in and committed. Please give the result a run on Xcode 5 - I'm not a developer program member, and I'm still using OS X 10.7, so I'm still stuck on Xcode 4.6.3...
I did have to make a couple of changes. I had problems with a couple of plugins not loading, so I went through each project and reset the architecture setting to 32-/64-bit Intel, as it used to be. (Judging by the history it looks like Xcode 5's upgrade stripped this setting out. So this might not be the last time this happens.) The only one I didn't do this to was CustomizeWarningErrorHighlights, which won't link in 32-bit mode. I set that one to 64-bit Intel only.
I have to admit that I don't really know exactly what's going on here. Activity Monitor claims Xcode is a 64-bit app, so you'd think it would need 64-bit fixins. But... clearly not.
Thanks again for the contribution,
--Tom