17 Feb
2004
17 Feb
'04
7:05 p.m.
See my Diamond code.
The idea is that you add a method that adds a pragma with the start-up
(or shutdown) code. I used that in Diamond to do some things
automatically when you launch an image to start a script. At least as
simple as Squeak once you know it :-)
On 10 Feb 2004, at 14:00, Lukas Renggli wrote:
In OS X applications are basically folder that have a certain
structure. Right-click on the VisualWorks VM in the finder and hit
'Show Package Contents'. There are several things you might wanna look
at:
* /Contents/Info.plist - an XML configuration file telling about what
and how to run the application
* /Contents/MacOS - the directory with the real executable files, it
should be also possible to add a script in there, i think
* /Contents/Resrouces - you can put other file (like the image and the
sources) in there
For details have a look at the Apple developer documentation. Hope
this gives you some pointers anyway.
Cheers,
Lukas
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Roel Wuyts
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For OS X creating one executable file with everything
in it is very
simple, but for other os it isn't that easy.
Can you give me some pointers in this matter? I am interested because
I would like to have that for Moose.