On 17 Nov 2007, at 23:23, Simon Gregory wrote:
Adding script to launch fsch via the terminal.
This is only possible with Leopards Terminal as apple have improved
its scripting support. Until this command is tested further and I've
worked out how to detect what system is running users need to
explicitly request it by set the shell var
TM_FLEX_TEST_LEOPARD_TERMINAL to anything.
We presently check the value of the ProductVersion key in /System/
Library/CoreServices/SystemVersion for a 10.4-prefix to detect “not
Leopard or better”.
So in a shell script that could be done using:
OS=$(defaults read /System/Library/CoreServices/SystemVersion
ProductVersion)
if [[ "$OS" != 10.4.* ]]
then echo "Leopard or better"
else echo "Tiger"
fi
Although 10.4.0 likely has a ProductVersion value of just 10.4 -- but
not sure it is worth taking into account.
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