Assuming I understood your question right, one thing you could do is:
Create a Windows Shortcut
Make the "Target": javaw ptolemy.vergil.VergilApplication <full path to
file you want to run>
Make the "Start in": %PTII%
That should be it.
Ryan
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Ryan O'Grady
Cybernet Systems Corporation
727 Airport Boulevard
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
734.668.2567
Goode, Wayne wrote:
When installing Ptolemy using the Windows installer, the installer creates a
shortcut to Vergil. When installing from the source and making, no
shortcuts are created. The instructions say to run Ptolemy from the Bash
shell. How can I create a shortcut to run Vergil in a source installation?
I liked the ability to add my model filename to the shortcut and start my
model with a double-click. Perhaps by modifying cygwin.bat to pass
vergil.bat to Bash? I tried it and it did not work and I don't know enough
about Bash to understand why it didn't work. The Windows Installer shortcut
runs vergil-full.exe; however, this file is not generated in the source
installation.
As I mentioned before, I am writing a procedure for my coworkers to install
Ptolemy, Cygwin, Eclipse, Apache POI, my actors, etc. Thanks to previous
answers on the list, it now works fine. A shortcut to Vergil is all I need
to finish my procedure.
BTW, this actually works on my system because I have inadvertently mixed the
binary and source installation. However, I'm not sure the steps I took to
get it to work and it has caused many other problems. (See my previous
questions to the list.)
Thanks for the help,
Wayne Goode, SAIC, Huntsville, AL
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