On 5/21/12 1:00 AM, Guglielmo Braguglia wrote:
Hi Jacque,
all OSX .app have, more or less, the same structure (/... I have about
600 .app in my /Application folder/) ...
Thanks Guglielmo. I've been too vague. I'm interested in iOS mobile apps
created by other tools. I want to look at the info.
On 5/20/12 9:28 PM, Peter W A Wood wrote:
So just to confirm, you want a the .app folder of an OS X
application and not an OS X command line application?
Yup. :)
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Hi Jacque,
all OSX .app have, more or less, the same structure (/... I have about
600 .app in my /Application folder/) ...
... as you already know, the .app, on OSX, it's a folder containing
inside one principal folder 'Contents' which, in turn, contains some
other folders and files.
The mi
So just to confirm, you want a the .app folder of an OS X application and not
an OS X command line application?
On 21 May 2012, at 02:04, J. Landman Gay wrote:
> I'm looking for compiled, short samples of apps written in other languages;
> Lua, Corona, C++, anything. A quick "hello world" app
On 5/20/12 1:47 PM, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Hi Jacque,
If you just wants to see how a GCC compiled app looks like, it's just
binary code and to see how it looks, you just have to drag any app on
TextWrangler or BBEdit (TextMate is too slow to open such files).
Actually, I should have mentioned I
Hi Jacque,
If you just wants to see how a GCC compiled app looks like, it's just binary
code and to see how it looks, you just have to drag any app on TextWrangler or
BBEdit (TextMate is too slow to open such files).
Kind regards,
Le 20 mai 2012 à 20:04, J. Landman Gay a écrit :
> I'm looking
