I was wondering if AppCode will support Objective-C++ / C++ ? It's very common in iOS/OS X game development to use C++ and Objective-C++, so support for .mm or .cpp files would be great.
How is this coming along? anything in the nightlies? I'm so glad you guys are doing this - I was sick to the teeth when I got xcode 4. It feels like I'm looking for an m&m inside someone's skull, with scisors ducktaped to my fingers.
Your IDE is infinitely better - thanks!
but! How can I get an mm file into my project, beyond doing it in xcode? I've tried creating one - nope.. I've tried refactoring nope, I've tried dragging it in from finder. nope..
I'm making a box2d game with cocos2d, that means ALL of my files have to be .mm..
it's the only road block I've hit with your otherwise marvelous IDE.
EDIT: To clarify - I don't want, nor need c++ support, just the ability to add files to my project.
Yes, we plan to release the initial version of C++ support in the next EAP.
How is this coming along? anything in the nightlies? I'm so glad you guys are doing this - I was sick to the teeth when I got xcode 4. It feels like I'm looking for an m&m inside someone's skull, with scisors ducktaped to my fingers.
Your IDE is infinitely better - thanks!
but! How can I get an mm file into my project, beyond doing it in xcode? I've tried creating one - nope.. I've tried refactoring nope, I've tried dragging it in from finder. nope..
I'm making a box2d game with cocos2d, that means ALL of my files have to be .mm..
it's the only road block I've hit with your otherwise marvelous IDE.
EDIT:
To clarify - I don't want, nor need c++ support, just the ability to add files to my project.
You can create the file, name it with .mm extension and add it to the project (context menu | add | ...).