Re: Saving Scripts as an application
Re: Saving Scripts as an application
- Subject: Re: Saving Scripts as an application
- From: KOENIG Yvan <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2010 17:39:00 +0200
The format is not linked to the operating system.
When we save a script under Mac OS X, we may save it as :
text (.applescript)
script (.scpt)
script bundle (I apologize, I never used them so I will write nothing
about them)
application (.app)
application bundle (.app)
application contain only the code matching the processor of the
machine upon which we save.
bundle app contain code for both architecture : PPC and i386
As Snow Leopard is dedicated to a single architecture, we aren't offer
the choice between application and application bundle.
The applications are saved as application bundle containing only the
i386 code
As edstockly wrote, the choice «run only » is of an other nature.
When we use it, the resulting file will be executable but the user
will be unable to read its code (and, as a consequence unable to edit
it).
As far as I know, to create MacOS 9 scripts on a macOS X system, we
must use the script editor from Classic and in this case there is no
way to save as bundle.
I hope that my memory didn't fool me.
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) mercredi 14 juillet 2010 17:37:35
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