This extension gives insights into channel users such as listing clones or finding users that match a specific condition. It also now houses the brag command which gives insight on the local user.
I did not see much reason to build and keep an entire extension around to serve one single command. Merging it into spammer paradise was the most logical step given the name of the extension.
GCC preprocessor configuration flag was a bit cumbersome to work with. A pre-build script now abstracts known feature flag configuration definitions into macros that appear in a public header file.
Many resources have been added to Textual with little thought for long term maintenance. This commit is an overdue overhaul of the entire project. The goals of this overhaul was to introduce as much consistency as possible to the project.
Some notable changes:
• Code signing identity file has moved to "Configurations/Build"
• All build configuration files, including entitlements, moved to "Configurations"
• Source code for the app has moved to "Sources/App"
• Shared source code has moved to "Sources/Shared"
• Source code for extensions have moved to "Sources/Plugins"
• The project file for the app has moved along with its source code. It's recommended to use the Textual.xcworkspace workspace file.
• Build scripts are no longer packaged within the project files.
• Folders are now used throughout most projects instead of groups.
• Removed a lot of redundant framework linking.
• The preference panel sample plugin has been modified to use standard Cocoa facilities instead of those that are project specific. e.g. NSUserDefaults and NSLog() instead of TPCPreferencesUserDefaults and LogToConsole()
Michael
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