Hello Ronald,
>> >> maybe somebody can help me with the following problem: >> >> is there a way to retrieve the complete arguments that where given to >> the (Mac)Python interpreter (from within the first script that gets >> executed with it)? >> >> i would like to receive the -psn_* argument that was given to the >> python interpreter in my custom >> bundle: >> >> myApp.app/Contents/MacOS/Python # the python interpreter >> myApp.app/Contents/Resources/myApp.py # the script that is executed >> by the above interpreter >> >> i hope that inserting the -psn_* argument given to the interpreter >> into sys.argv or NSProcessInfo arguments >> before calling AppHelper.runEventLoop() will register my application >> with the dock and the window/menu manager >> > > > How are you building your application bundle? I've never had > problems getting my application's icon in the dock, even before > using py2app. > My bundle is a modification of a bundle that was generated by Bundlebuilder. The difference is that I don't spawn another interpreter process via os.execve but execute the interpreter with my main application script directly. Anyway, I found out that I made a false assumption. I thought that the interpreter is somehow hiding the -psn_* argument from me. But I found out that this argument is only appended if the executable in myApp.app/Contents/MacOS/ is called myApp. After renaming the interpreter I got the desired behavior. Nevertheless, thanks for your offer to help, yours kodi _______________________________________________ Pythonmac-SIG maillist - Pythonmac-SIG@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/pythonmac-sig
