On 8 Oct 2009, at 11:50, Richard Frith-Macdonald wrote:
- How does this allow a packager to install and remove defaults as
part of package installation / uninstallation? Presumably you can
use plmerge to install them (again, is this documented anywhere?),
but how do you uninstall them?
This is a text property list ... a packager would manage it in
exactly the same way as any other text file they install/uninstall
with their packaging system.
Probably something as simple as 'rm -rf /etc/GNUstep' when you are
removing GNUstep from your system.
You misunderstand the question. Here's a concrete example:
Camaelon, EtoileBehavior and EtoileMenu all provide appkit user
bundles. They are each installed as separate packages. A person
creating a package for them wants to make them default for every
user. This requires:
1) When the package is installed, each needs to be added to the
NSGlobalDomain GSUserAppKitBundles array.
2) When the package is uninstalled, each needs to be removed from the
array.
Step 1 can, I believe, be accomplished with plmerge. How would you go
about doing step 2?
David
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