RE: Paths to inside bundles [was Re: A clue for using Valentina by XCMD]
>> When I make the standalone, Rev puts the VXCMD_Macho_HC into the bundle >> and sets 'the externals' of the standalone. If I tell the standalone to >> put the externals in fld 2 >> I see >> >>> ./VXCMD_Macho_MC Untitled 2.app/Contents/MacOS/externals/revdb.bundle >> >> >> This isn't where Rev puts the Xcmd. The path to the Xcmd in the >bundle is >> >> ./Contents/MacOS/externals/database_drivers/VXCMD_macho/Contents// >> MacOS/VXCMD_macho >> You will need tadd the name of the bundle before this path. As in: Untitled 2.app/Contents/MacOS/externals/database_drivers/VXCMD_macho Note that if you use the rev database API then you don't need to do anything. It's only when you want to directly use the Valentina external that you need this. If you don't use any of the rev database API you may want to not include the database externals at all and just copy the Valentina bundle into your application and set the externals. Cheers Monte ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
Re: Paths to inside bundles [was Re: A clue for using Valentina by XCMD]
Hey Monte, Michael's having a problem with valentina external path settings getting set correctly in standalone builder. Can you two talk about this? thx, Chipp Michael D Mays wrote: When I say a stack I mean a stack. When I say an application I mean a standalone application. ;) When I make the standalone, Rev puts the VXCMD_Macho_HC into the bundle and sets 'the externals' of the standalone. If I tell the standalone to put the externals in fld 2 I see ./VXCMD_Macho_MC Untitled 2.app/Contents/MacOS/externals/revdb.bundle This isn't where Rev puts the Xcmd. The path to the Xcmd in the bundle is ./Contents/MacOS/externals/database_drivers/VXCMD_macho/Contents// MacOS/VXCMD_macho I explicitly set 'the externals' to this path in the stack before I make it into a standalone application. But that doesn't work. I can put the Xcmd in the folder with the standalone outside of the bundle, set the externals to this location and after a couple of launches of the standalone, it sees the Xcmd. But I can't get the standalone to see the Xcmd in the bundle. The Rev Docs lead me to beleive I should be able to use pathnames such as the one above. Is this the correct pathname? In general, how does one put things in the bundle.? And where? Michael On Jun 21, 2004, at 5:28 PM, Robert Brenstein wrote: guess that by creating the stack you really mean creating a standalone. The path for standalone will be different than for a stack in IDE. Best is to figure it out programmatically. ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
Paths to inside bundles [was Re: A clue for using Valentina by XCMD]
When I say a stack I mean a stack. When I say an application I mean a standalone application. ;) When I make the standalone, Rev puts the VXCMD_Macho_HC into the bundle and sets 'the externals' of the standalone. If I tell the standalone to put the externals in fld 2 I see ./VXCMD_Macho_MC Untitled 2.app/Contents/MacOS/externals/revdb.bundle This isn't where Rev puts the Xcmd. The path to the Xcmd in the bundle is ./Contents/MacOS/externals/database_drivers/VXCMD_macho/Contents// MacOS/VXCMD_macho I explicitly set 'the externals' to this path in the stack before I make it into a standalone application. But that doesn't work. I can put the Xcmd in the folder with the standalone outside of the bundle, set the externals to this location and after a couple of launches of the standalone, it sees the Xcmd. But I can't get the standalone to see the Xcmd in the bundle. The Rev Docs lead me to beleive I should be able to use pathnames such as the one above. Is this the correct pathname? In general, how does one put things in the bundle.? And where? Michael On Jun 21, 2004, at 5:28 PM, Robert Brenstein wrote: guess that by creating the stack you really mean creating a standalone. The path for standalone will be different than for a stack in IDE. Best is to figure it out programmatically. ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
