May I please then request some additions to the manual that
is pagackaged with shoes?
With something like this
Packaging shoes <as a main heading>
text under heading to read like.....
To Package you Shoes application run shoes
with these options
For Linux Shoes2.run -- -p
For Windows Shoes2.exe -p
For Macs Shoes2.dmg -p <or whatever
switches are needed>
this sort of thing *is* sorely missing in documentation be
it online or the manual.
one happy user till next time <grin>
Dave.
----- Original Message Follows -----
> On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 06:54:35PM +1200, dave wrote:
> > 2) Running /spare/downloads/shoes2.run :
> > /spare/downloads/shoes2.run [options] [--] [additional
> > arguments to embedded script]
> > with following options (in that order)
> > --confirm Ask before running embedded
> > script --noexec Do not run embedded
> > script --keep Do not erase target
> > directory after running the
> > embedded script --nox11 Do not spawn an
> > xterm --nochown Do not give the extracted
> > files to the current user --target NewDirectory
> > Extract in NewDirectory --tar arg1 [arg2 ...] Access
> > the contents of the archive through the tar command
> > -- Following arguments will be
> > passed to the embedded script
> > d...@main-pc:~$
> >
> > Where is there the -p you speak of? it's linux not
> windows.
>
> If you're using the .run directly, it's like this:
>
> ./shoes2.run -- -p
>
> I am switching to a .deb for Shoes 3.
>
> _why
