Thorsten, reading what you have written, am I right that we just need a NBCog.ini
file for MSwindows? I'll have a look how it is done in the Squeak 4.3-All-in-one and try to do it accordingly. http://ftp.squeak.org/4.3/Squeak-4.3-All-in-One.zip --Hannes On 2/11/13, Torsten Bergmann <asta...@gmx.de> wrote: > Hannes wrote: > >>If I open the Pharo one click 2.0 on Windows by double-clicking on >>'NBCog' I get a 'Choose file' dialog > > Yes, this is a problem with the (current) double-click build. > See my post here: > > > http://lists.gforge.inria.fr/pipermail/pharo-project/2013-February/074358.html > > Quick fix is to just rename CogVM.ini into NBCog.ini and it works. > We should make sure the INI file is always named like the VM. > > Background: > =========== > > The (Windows) VM executable (if I remember the code correctly) looks > for the image file like this: > > 1. If there is an *.ini file that is named like the VM executable > (for instance NBCog.exe -> NBCog.ini or Pharo.exe -> Pharo.ini) > then this INI-File is processed to initialize the VM. > > If this ini File contains an entry called "ImageFile" > then it searches for the location given there. > > This is from old Squeak times and described here: > http://squeakvm.org/win32/settings.html > > 2. If there is no ini File it looks in the current directory > (usually the directory where the VM executable is placed when you > double click in explorer) > for a file with an *.image extension. > > If it finds exactly one then this is started. You can try this > if you extract a VM and an image in the same directory. > > If the Windows VM does not find an image file or more than one files > with the > *.image extension (after multiple saves) then a file dialog is > opened. > > This is absolut correct - but in the Pharo one-click the image > is unfortunately not in the same folder as the VM. > > The directory layout for Pharo one-click uses a special > "Contents\Resources\" > subfolder for the image - maybe to have a cleaner root folder. > This conflicts with this default searches... > > So if there is no ini file found and no image then it opens the file > dialog. > > Bye > T. > > >
