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On 2006-03-20, at 18:29:18, Nobumi Iyanaga wrote:
>> Another option might be to use:
>> /System/Library/CoreServices/BOMArchiveHelper.app/Contents/MacOS/
>> BOMArchiveHelper ~/Desktop/some.app
> This worked well for an AppleScript non-bundle application as
> well. The resource fork in Mac OS X is really tricky...!
Hi Nobumi,
There are some tools available to help with resource forks. Depending
on your needs, Rez, DeRez, and RezMerger can be very helpful. These
are found in /Developer/Tools (after you have installed Developer
Tools).
To distribute files with resource forks, I generally make a disk
(file extension ".dmg"). You can use a shell script to make one very
easily:
hdiutil create -srcdir /path/to/folder /path/to/folder.dmg
This gives you a web ready disk in a size only slightly larger than
zip size.
You can delete those .DS_Store files first with the 'find' command.
And you can still zip the .dmg file to save some more space.
Cheers,
Philip Aker
philip_aker->mac.dot.com
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