Yes, this can not be standart but, for me useful. Why, My application
work with database, on first run, no any db created. On my login screen
have create db form, user can create more db files. year by year or what
they want. When db create many settings added on create. user permission
etc. So I have to set db files folder some where. In win and linux same
folder with application.
and some time need to help to user, first job get backup data, if all
files be in /applications/myproject.app/.... folder, they have to just
copy all of them, xx gb can be, data folder used change. some time just
one db has a problem and tey want to sent me ? can do on terminal of
course, but how to tell this to blonde stuff on telephone :)
usually I create partition or volume, and use my application and data
from there. And for backup, show to user this folder is all your data,
just copy out of this computer where you want. so I any on broke system
I'm not get risk.
{$IFDEF UNIX}
S := ParamStrUTF8(0);
//CheckIfFileIsSymlink(S); I wish, this be a function and result be
is fpReadLink, 'cos its in :)
FileAttr := FileGetAttr(S);
if(FileAttr and faSymLink)>0then S := fpReadLink(S)
else s:= 'normal file';
{$ENDIF}
On 17.02.2015 16:32, Schindler Karl-Michael wrote:
On Tue, 17 Feb 2015 14:33:41 +0200
FreeMan <[email protected]> wrote:
osx yosemite fpc, lazarus svn qt x64
ParamStrUTF8(0) in /lazarus/components/lazutils/fileutil.pas
this function result in osx : ......./myproject.app/Contents/MacOS/myproject
showing normal, but its symbolink link, not application.
When deploying your application you can remove the symbolic link and
move the binary into that folder.
Eventually Lazarus will put the binary into the folder.
Why I need real application path, I need create some folder and create ini
files in
application's same folder.
In osx myproject.app is a folder, and finder show it like a application,
so end user not find and access to that created folder and ini files. I
need real application path. How to do this?
Although the Finder does not show the contents of this folder by
default, programs can read and write there normally. You can store ini
files there.
If you want the user to see your ini files in Finder, then you should
create a normal directory. As far as I know there is no standard for
that.
Maybe I misunderstand some details, but i understand the Apple Human Interface
Guidelines that preference files should be put in ~/Library/Preferences for
user specific preferences and in /Library/Preferences for global ones. Other
files can be kept within the .app bundle, in particular if they should be
replaced by a new installation or update and unless they should survive an
update of the program. In the later case they should be placed in
~/Library/Application Support/NAME_OF_YOUR_PROGRAM or /Library/Application
Support/NAME_OF_YOUR_PROGRAM if they are global. Simillarly, log files should
be placed in ~/Library/Logs/NAME_OF_YOUR_PROGRAM or
/Library/Logs/NAME_OF_YOUR_PROGRAM. For further details read here:
https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/FileManagement/Conceptual/FileSystemProgrammingGuide/MacOSXDirectories/MacOSXDirectories.html
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