Fixing Mac OS X standalones

[Sarah Reichelt]

> When you build a standalone for Mac OS X, at the moment (Rev 2.7.x)
> the required display plugins are not copied over, so the app looks
> like it was built for OS 9. Also, if you have specified a custom icon,
> it does not get displayed.
>
> Here is a script that fixes all that. It is set to work only when
> building on OS X systems, I don't know if it is needed on others. Just
> put this in the stack script of your mainStack and it will happen
> auto-magically after the standalne has been created.


Sorry all, some last minutes changes made it stop working :-(
Here is the correct version.

Cheers,
Sarah



-- after a standalone is created, this is called
-- pFolder is the name of the folder containing the standalone's folder
--
-- this routine copies over the missing display plugins
-- and "touches" the app tho make the icon appear
--
on standaloneSaved pFolder
    -- only works when building on Mac OS X
    if the platform <> "MacOS" then exit standaloneSaved
    set the itemdel to "."
    if item 1 of the systemversion < 10 then exit standaloneSaved

    put the short name of this stack into tStackName

    -- check if building any Mac OS X version
    put the cRevStandaloneSettings["MacOSX"] of stack tStackName into tMacUB
    put the cRevStandaloneSettings["MacOSX PowerPC-32"] of stack
tStackName into tMacPPC
    put the cRevStandaloneSettings["MacOSX x86-32"] of stack
tStackName into tMacIntel
    if tMacUB = false and tMacPPC = false and tMacIntel = false then
exit standaloneSaved

    -- get the full name of the standalone folder
    put the cRevStandaloneSettings["name"] of stack tStackName into tName
    put pFolder & tName & "/" into tAppFolder

    -- if building multiples, there will be a Mac OS X folder,
otherwise, just .app
    if there is a folder (tAppFolder & "MacOSX") then
        put "MacOSX/" after tAppFolder
    end if

    -- get out if can't find the new app
    if there is not a folder (tAppFolder & tName & ".app") then exit
standaloneSaved

    -- get the new app's plugins folder so the display plugins can be
copied across
    put tAppFolder & tName & ".app" & "/Contents/PlugIns/" into tAppPlugins

    -- get the path to the Rev app's plugins folder to find the originals
    put the effective filename of stack "Home" into tRevPath
    set the itemdel to "/"
    delete item -2 to -1 of tRevPath
    put "/Revolution.app/Contents/PlugIns/" after tRevPath

    -- list the plugins
    put the defaultfolder into tOldDefault
    set the defaultfolder to tRevPath
    put the folders into tPlugins
    filter tPlugins with "*.bundle"

    -- copy them to the new app
    -- bundles need revCopyFolder despite what the docs say
    -- revCopyFolder needs the full path for source & destination
    repeat for each line i in tPlugins
        put tRevPath & i into tSource
        revCopyFolder tSource, tAppPlugins
    end repeat

    -- 'touch' new app to make it's icon appear
    put "touch '" & tAppFolder & tName & ".app'" into tCmd
    get shell(tCmd)

    -- reset default folder
    set the defaultfolder to tOldDefault
end standaloneSaved