Mark Wieder wrote:
Saturday, June 12, 2010, 2:37:05 PM, you wrote:
Zipping does work from Windows, which is what I'm doing now (with a note
to the user that they have to unzip it; a drag, but I can't find a way
around that.
Got it.
On an xp box I created an OSX standalone and zipped it.
I put the zip file into a custom property of a stack.
I copied the stack onto a flash drive and moved it to a mac.
I ran the following function on the mac.
Ditto preserves the executable bit, unzip does not.
on mouseUp pMouseBtnNo
local tDestination
local tFileName
local tTempFile
answer folder "Where do you want to place the mac application?"
if it is not empty then
put it into tDestination
put tempname() into tFileName
put "binfile:" & tFileName into tTempFile
put the uInstallFile of this stack into url tTempFile
get shell("ditto -xk" && tFileName && tDestination)
delete file tFileName
end if
end mouseUp
Thanks.
I thought ditto was only available to Win users running the Enterprise
versions with the Unix shell extras. Does XP home support it?
--
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