Marty:
Thanks so much for your patience and help. I wasn’t worried about finding
stacks because all of my project stacks are substacks. But, this situation will
occur, I know. The buy site is very useful.
I think I have it now.
Best,
Bill
On Nov 28, 2014, at 10:07 AM, Marty Knapp wrote:
> No t
No that's the structure in the standalone only. If you look in the
Standalone settings, you'll see that there's a place to indicate which
stacks to include and another place to indicate non-stack files to
include. I would set up a folder on your hard drive and organize as you
wish, then go into
brief and un-informative, and I've googled to no
>>>>> avail.
>>>>>
>>>>> Any directions or links would be most welcome.
>>>>> Best,
>>>>> Bill
>>>>>
>>>>> William Prothero
>>>&
;
>>>>> Hi Bill.
>>>>>
>>>>> Have you run into any problems yet with your Mac standalone getting
>>>>> rejected
>>>>> by Gatekeeper under 10.9.5 or later?
>>>>>
>>>>> Apparently the app bundle
nd signed code".
Also, just curious, are you aiming for the Mac App Store with this or are
you releasing it as a 3rd party developer?
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Folks:
I am really confused about how LC's built-in standalone builder is set up to
put user files where I want them. I’m building for MacOSX. There is a “Copy
Files” screen in the “Satandalone Settings” window. I have specified the
non-stack folders, which are copied, but there is also a “Desti
ntly the app bundle structure is under new restrictions with Apple's
>>> V2 codesigning rules, "Resources should not be located in directories where
>>> the system expects to find signed code".
>>>
>>> Also, just curious, ar
r?
>>>
>>> Apparently the app bundle structure is under new restrictions with Apple's
>>> V2 codesigning rules, "Resources should not be located in directories where
>>> the system expects to find signed code".
>>>
>>> Also, just
curious, are you aiming for the Mac App Store with this or are
you releasing it as a 3rd party developer?
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are you aiming for the Mac App Store with this or are
> you releasing it as a 3rd party developer?
>
> -- Tom Bodine
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expects to find signed code".
Also, just curious, are you aiming for the Mac App Store with this or are
you releasing it as a 3rd party developer?
-- Tom Bodine
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I think I’ve got it. I check whether the app is a standalone using the
“environment” property, then adjusting file paths accordingly.
Bill
On Nov 26, 2014, at 3:03 PM, William Prothero wrote:
> Folks:
> I’m building an app that reads a number of external data files. I’ve been
> trying to creat
Folks:
I’m building an app that reads a number of external data files. I’ve been
trying to create a standalone and have a number of problems with the external
files.
In my development area, I have a folder:
App folder which contains the .livecode app and data files. It looks like this:
myApp
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