Getting CocoaSqueak to open up an image ...
jennyw
jennyw at dangerousideas.com
Mon Mar 31 01:27:06 UTC 2003
Hmm. I think I figured this out but I still have a few questions ...
First, I realized that squeak.image needed to be in
CocoaSqueak.app/Contents/Resources, and that squeak.changes needs to be in the same
directory, and that SqueakV3.sources needs to be in
CocoaSqueak.app/Contents/Frameworks/Squeak.framework/Versions/A/Resources ...
I guess sharing an image, changes, and sources with another VM isn't really
practical? I mean, if one wishes to be able to launch Squeak from the Dock? This
might be an Apple problem ... I wrote a shell script to open the image with
CocoaSqueak, but it won't let me put that in the Dock (I'm guessing only .apps can
go in the Dock?).
Thanks!
Jen
On Sun, Mar 30, 2003 at 04:49:07PM -0800, jennyw wrote:
> I tried putting CocoaSqueak in the Dock and wanted it to open the image on the
> first try. I read in the readme that if you put the image in a Resources folder
> under CocoaSqueak.app and name it squeak.image, it would open that automatically
> ... but this doesn't work. I'm trying this with the the 3.2.4 (I think -- it says
> 3.2.3 in the About box, but the file I downloaded was 3.2.4) and image 3.4. Any
> tips?
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