As others have said, you probably can't do it directly with the bundled
app. I also recently had this need and I ended up creating a shell
script to run it using the "java" command. By specifying the dock name
using "-Xdock:name=Parsnips", it appears to run pretty much like the
bundled version. The only visible difference is that the dock icon is
the generic one rather than my icon. Undoubtedly there are other
differences I haven't run in to.
On Sep 27, 2004, at 9:13 PM, David Darby wrote:
How do I pass arguments to my bundled application using the command
line? For example, I have an application bundle called "MyApp.app". I
wish to pass the -foo argument to it when I open it using the command
line. I've tried "open MyApp.app -foo" and other combinations but the
arguments are ignored. Thanks for any help.
A/Prof David Darby
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