XCode can't find /usr/bin/amlint Snow Leopard
I was working through the Applescript Action tutorial and I found that when I try to compile the action that the following error appears:
Running custom shell script:
x line 2: /usr/bin/amlint: No such file or directory.
When I installed Snow Leopard, the placing of /Developer/usr/bin into $PATH somehow got broken. I entered it myself into /etc/profile and ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist. Xcode seems not to have any trouble finding anything else in that directory now and amlint produces a usage message when I call it from the command line without the full path and the man page is available. Is there some way to force XCode to find this program? Without it, you can't produce automator actions; from the name, it is the static checker for automator actions and is called from the build script.
Running custom shell script:
x line 2: /usr/bin/amlint: No such file or directory.
When I installed Snow Leopard, the placing of /Developer/usr/bin into $PATH somehow got broken. I entered it myself into /etc/profile and ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist. Xcode seems not to have any trouble finding anything else in that directory now and amlint produces a usage message when I call it from the command line without the full path and the man page is available. Is there some way to force XCode to find this program? Without it, you can't produce automator actions; from the name, it is the static checker for automator actions and is called from the build script.
iMac 2.4 Ghz Core 2 Duo, Mac OS X (10.6)