:) I thought so. I just pre-set all the plist/lproj/icns stuff and copy
it over post-build.
Thanks.
AM
On 06/28/11 14:01, Devon Rueckner wrote:
After the app bundle is created, copy the icon to your.app/Contents/Resources.
Then update your.app/Contents/Info.plist to include a reference under
CFBundleIconFile. (see Python's plistlib.)
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Subject: [PyInstaller] Icon for Mac App
Hi.
I have a very basic pyobjc app that explicitly loads an icon, so that
that the icon shows up in the dock when I run it from the command
line. How can I package this with pyinstaller so that the
resulting .app file also uses it?
Thanks.
AM
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