I have to update some in house production app for Mac. To 64 bit...
Used to Be: I could create a standalone, like a little "splash" engine and copy
a separate stack to the engine location for it boot and save that stack.
Now the stack is store in the app package to
/Contents/Resources/_MacOS/InfoWizard.livecode
A simple script upgrade to "the effective name of this stackloader" to
on preopenstack
set the loc of this stack to the screenloc
end preopenstack
on openStack
put specialFolderPath("resources") into tPath
put "/InfoWizard.livecode" after tPath
wait 60 ticks
hide stack "infoWizard Loader"
go stack url ("binfile:" & tPath)
end openStack
Works.... but I cannot save to that "external" stack.
Is this no longer allowed by Apple? If not, will the only option (like on
mobile) be to copy the stack from the standalone "out" to the documents folder
and boot if from there and *then* OSX will let me save data to it? (custom
properties)?
BR
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