the script to behave. It checks the current directory and the directory one up
for bochs.app. If both those checks fails then it just outright asks the user
for what bochs to run. (And notes the path so it won't ask again unless it
doesn't find things where they last were)
Modified Files:
bochs.applescript script_compiled.rsrc
- I had to hack around the disk image size measurement and force it to use
a 20meg disk image. Otherwise it would run out of space while copying
the files into the image. I don't know why this was necessary.
> Attached is script_compiled.rsrc. This is the end result of running
> osacompile on bochs.applescript and merging it with the resources in
> script.r. (At which point I did cp bochs.scpt/rsrc script_compiled.rsrc
> to get the resource fork as a single file)
>
> To actually turn script.data and script_compiled.rsrc into one single
> application, you still need to run the following
>
> cp script.data bochs.scpt
> cp script_compiled.rsrc bochs.scpt/rsrc
> SetFile -t "APPL" -c "aplt" bochs.scpt
Patch name: patch.macosx-console-launch-script
Author: Jeremy Parsons <brefin@mac.com>
Date: Wed Oct 16 2002
Detailed description:
Since the Carbon gui does not yet have a console window of its own, then it
can't be configured from the gui (only the command line) and stdout/stderr both
go to the console. As a shortcut, I offer this patch consisting of this file and
build/macosx/script.data
build/macosx/script.r
build/macosx/bochs.applescript
script.data and script.r are taken from a script compiled into an application.
Flattened out to be checked in. (osacompile can produce runnable scripts, but
wants to create them for the classic environment, so I use these files as part
of a workaround)
When bochs.app is built, it also builds bochs.scpt. To use bochs.scpt you put
both bochs.app and bochs.scpt into the directory with your bochsrc.txt.
bochs.scpt is an applescript that when run notes the current directory, then
tells the terminal application to open a window, cd to the current directory,
and run bochs from the commandline.
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Modified Files:
Makefile.in
Added Files:
build/macosx/bochs.applescript build/macosx/script.data
build/macosx/script.r
[ 618071 ] Cleaned up MacOSX Application Icon
His comments:
> The original icon was actually in a .bin (MacBinary)
> format but lacked that extension. So wouldn't work in
> practice.
>
> I've cleaned up the icon by adding transparent areas.
> (So it doesn't show up as a white square with the image
> in it) as well.
