I have an xcode target that is just a simple shell script that runs a
conversion program against a list of files, like *.def and *.mod. The
script runs when I select it and say build. My question is, how do I
see what the shell script is doing; at present the script runs quietly
in the background and I don't see any progress. Is there a way to see
it run. In good old DOS I can put an echo statement at the beginning,
and a PAUSE statement at the end so I can see it on the screen and
dismiss the pause with a character press. Any equivalent in the Bourne
or Bourne Again shell, which is what the latest OS X seems to use.
Also, is there a keyboard shortcut to running a single target? It
seems awfully convenient to put all my batch files into a project as a
target so that I can run the ones I want. The error handling is much
nicer under xcode;
your experience is appreciated.
