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[use-livecode-boun...@lists.runrev.com] On Behalf Of J. Landman Gay
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Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2010 11:21 AM
To: How to use LiveCode
Subject: Re: show package contents
On 12/3/10 10:37 PM, Mar
On 12/3/10 10:37 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
Thanks Jacqueline.You are a terrific teacher. It not only worked but I
understand it. It is a very clever technique. I am still using the old 'hard
coded' method (as well) because it has the advantage that while I *use* the
stack, and modify it, the notes g
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On 12/2/10 10:27 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
The path to Notepad4 is: /mark/runrev/stacks/notepad/notepad4. I guess the
"splash" stack could be anywhere but is currently
/mark/runrev/stacks/notepad/notepad8/macosx/notepad. Since I think it is
messy to try and distribute more than 1 file/bundle I guess
side the bundle
> on OS X (next to the engine in Contents/MacOS/), though they'll still be
> in the main folder on other operating systems. Only OS X has application
> bundles.
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On 12/1/10 8:18 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
I have a similar situation... a main "splash" exe and then my
> real application stack in a substack (because I want to be able
to save to it).
I think you mean a separate stack file, rather than a substack, right?
1. is the process of creating somethin
ur kind reactions and
> hints, is why, after compiling, I get a stack.exe and a substack.rev
> in Windows (both working perfectly), but only a mainstack.app in
> Mac.
On a Mac, what looks like an application is actually a folder. It just
looks like a file in the Finder. But if you right-click
