In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Fletcher T. Penney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I copied the Renaissance.framework bundle into the
> Ink.app/Contents/Frameworks/ folder when I realized that the bundle
> would be necessary. :)
>
> ... but I was surprised when that didn't do the trick.
I've never done this, but from postings on Cocoa-Dev, it appears that
you have to set the internal path stored in the framework itself to
start with "@executable_path" instead of starting at the file system
root ("/").
I think you can find out whether this is the case using otool, but to
change it, you need to recompile the framework with some special
settings (which I don't know and couldn't find offhand).
I seem to remember that there was an article somewhere (macdevcenter?
cocoadevcentral? cocoadev?) about embedding frameworks in your
application. Maybe you can find it.
HTH,
-- Uli
http://www.zathras.de
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