François Chaplais wrote:
I could be wrong too, but as I understood it, the apps that appeared
as bundles were "Cocoa", which the apps that were in single file were
"Carbon". On this basis, Rev & the standalones it creates are Cocoa &
not Carbon.
Photoshop 7 is a bundle, with "MacOSClassic" and "MacOS" folders in
the "Contents" folder of the bundle.
so IMHO, the existence of a bundle does not imply cocoa.
I believe that's correct: the Mach-O bundle format is independent of the
framework used to develop the application.
In older OS X apps you could identify Cocoa apps by the presence of
*.nib (NeXTstep Interface Builder) files in the Resources folder inside
the bundle. But with more recent Cocoa apps I believe you'll find a
file named "CodeResources" just inside the bundle.
With the long history of the Rev code base and its multi-platform
nature, I doubt it's being built with the Cocoa framework.
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World
Revolution training and consulting: http://www.fourthworld.com
Webzine for Rev developers: http://www.revjournal.com
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