On Mon, Nov 01, 2004 at 07:50:51PM -0700, Martin Fuhrer wrote: > * All TuxPaint settings, saved files, and stamps were previously store > in "~/Library/Preferences/tuxpaint". I have changed this to > "~/Library/Application Support/TuxPaint", which is the more appropriate > folder, since we are dealing with much more than just preferences. > This means that users of previous versions of TuxPaint won't see their > saved images unless they move the tuxpaint folder to Application > Support. I could write a simple Applescript to accomplish this task.
I think moving them is a good idea, but it should be made obvious that this is happening, so that folks know what's going on. > * Because TuxPaint's graphics, tools, etc. are stored within the > Resource folder of the application's bundle, I've set DATA_PREFIX to > "TuxPaint.app/Contents/Resources". Unfortunately, this means that if a > user renames TuxPaint (a distinct possiblity in the Mac world), the > application will no longer be able to access its resources and TuxPaint > will quit. Are there any OS X gurus who might know how I can define > DATA_PREFIX using just a relative path (without having to specify > "TuxPaint.app")? This has been brought up in the past. I think for Tux Paint 0.9.15 I will FINALLY listen to all you folks, and make the data pathes dynamic. > * The 16x16 cursors solve the problems encountered previously with the > 32x32 cursors, but the active pixel on some of the cursors no longer > matches up with the cursor shape (for example, the line tool begins a > line at the lower right of the crosshairs, rather than at the center). > Also, for some reason the brush cursor never shows; all other cursors > work fine (can't figure this one out). Eep. Some of them were small enough to not need scaling, but I guess I didn't think of that when I changed the X/Y hotspot for the mouse. D'oh! :^( > * Opening the reef or skyline image only succeeds in opening the > foreground elements (the coral and palm, respectively); the backgrounds > do not load. Can you give more info? (The DEBUG option might help, and then run Tux Paint from Terminal.app or somesuch...) > * The proper TuxPaint icon is now shown in the Dock. Oh shoot, I didn't notice when I tested it just now, but thanks. :) Is there a code change that'll need to happen in Tux Paint's source for this? Or was it specific to the Mac OS X build process? Thx!!! -bill! [EMAIL PROTECTED] New Breed Software http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/ Tux Paint 0.9.14 is out! _______________________________________________ Tuxpaint-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://tux4kids.net/mailman/listinfo/tuxpaint-dev
