There is no need for a .Ink or .bat in Windows. You can just point to the correct image in the .ini file so that users will only click on the .exe (which should be renamed to Pharo.exe, BTW).
If I remember correctly, older versions of Pharo did it this way, why did it change? 2012/4/20 Gastón Dall' Oglio <[email protected]> > Sorry the typo, no /C, only start at beginning. > > El 20 de abril de 2012 08:52, Gastón Dall' Oglio < > [email protected]> escribió: > > Hi. >> >> Personally, I hate windows links :) The .bat can be have /C parameter for >> automatically close the open windows. Like this: >> start "%~dp0\CogVM.exe" >> "%~dp0\Contents\Resources\Pharo-1.4-one-click.image" >> >> Another little fix, the files readme.txt and OneClick.txt have line >> ending for Unix, and in Windows for default those are open in the Notepad, >> then all is showed in one line. Maybe those file can be shipped with LF+CR >> line end. >> >> Regards. >> >> >> El 20 de abril de 2012 06:49, Herby Vojčík <[email protected]> escribió: >> >> The ideal way would probably that .bat (or .cmd or .vbs) creates the .lnk >>> by some ActiveX magic, runs it and quits; subseuqntly .lnk could be clicked >>> directly. >>> >>> Herby >>> >>> >>> blake wrote: >>> >>>> I set up the regular Pharo (since I managed to get that instead of the >>>> one-click), then decided to try the actual one-click. >>>> >>>> The previous one-click had a Windows shortcut ".lnk" whereas this one >>>> uses a batch file. The former is preferable, as the batch file opens a >>>> console window and leaves it open. You can close it--but that's not >>>> always the case in Windows. >>>> >>>> I created a link by using "Create shortcut" on CogVM and then copying >>>> the parameter out of the batch file, and pasting it into the "Target": >>>> >>>> [yourPharoDriveAndDir\]CogVM.exe >>>> Contents\Resources\Pharo-1.4-one-click.image >>>> >>>> ===Blake=== >>>> >>>> >>> >> >
