On Mar 26, 2006, at 3:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Create your other apps, drag them in to the RB app and then when you
need to use one, write it out, maybe set executable bit's etc and run
it.
I've done that with C apps inside RB apps
Will programs added to the project be inside the executable in a
Mach-O app, or just inside the app folder?
They'll be wherever you write them out to.
Until you do they are just another blob of data, in this case binary,
inside your application.
And it will be there forever.
If you're not using a Mach-O app, is it the best idea to take
advantage of the temporary items folder if you simply want to run a
quick little program?
I do if it's something that needs to only be around and then removed.
If I want it to stick around that's platform specific.
On OS X you can place it in the bundle, on Windows there's no similar
thing to a bundle so you may have to do something else.
On Windows you might use an installer and set things up at the point
the app is installed. People expect an installer, and an uninstaller.
On OS X a bundled app would be quite normal.
On both OS's you can use this to initially install any required
"helper" applications.
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