At 12:15 PM 2/11/2012, you wrote:
>As we know, the Frameworks folder is where most of the .rbx-type
>things (MBS and other) wind up. In the case I had earlier, PM didn't
>really wipe out the Frameworks folder of the app it was replacing, it
>more or less added to it, so the Frameworks folder wasn't fully
>representative of what was being installed, but was a merging of files.
To follow up, I did some research. I took an old app, which had 47
items in the Frameworks folder. I updated it using Packagemaker. The
Frameworks folder now had 60 items in it. I started the app and it
bombed. I then simply deleted the Frameworks folder, ran the updater
again, and then the Frameworks folder again only had 47 items in it.
The app ran properly.
It seems that RB breaks up an rbx and puts digits behind it, like this:
MBS Real Studio Util Plugin.rbx_16.dylib
It looks like Packagemaker doesn't erase the .app bundle, then write
the new one, but instead merges the folders. This causes problems,
see the example above. When the Frameworks folder had 60 items in it,
it had 13 extra MBS Real Studio [xxxx] Plugin.rbx-{xx].dylib files
that were leftover from the previous install. This causes issues with
the new build.
I know this is more of a Packagemaker problem (although I thoroughly
expected PM to work better than this), and I'd like some answers in
that way, but are there any comments to be made about MBS and how
REAL compiles it's plug in?
I'm posting to the NUG too.
Garth Hjelte
Sampler User
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