I haven't personally added any externals of any kind. All code is
directly from Revolution, excepting a couple of Applescript calls and
a couple of shell() commands.
shell("/sbin/ifconfig en0")
get shell("ln -s" && q(theFile) && q(tAlias))
get shell("rm -rf" && q(pit))
Also, using Applescript to create a desktop alias/shortcut if other
methods fail.
I think that about covers the non-Revolution portion of the code.
Is there anything in the pList file that would make Leopard unhappy?
As I compile with Metacard, my pList file is done manually. I've
matched it to Rev's so I don't see how it could be unhappy.
I've asked this before and many of you said your standalones ran
fine on OSX Leopard. But I'm getting people who are reporting this:
...snip...
... Leopard? These are compiled with v.2.8.1 as Universal
Binaries. Hey, is that the trouble? Do Leopard versions need to be
non-UB's?
UB apps will run fine, but if you are using any externals that are
PPC-only, then the app won't launch on an Intel machine.
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