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  • Subject: One problem solved, another cropped up
  • From: "David \"Pita\" Kopp" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 14:50:26 -0600

Hey all,

Just thought I'd let those of you who helped know that I ended up writing a custom script using otool to rename all the dylib's install paths, because XCode didn't do it right.
Anyway, next (and hopefully last) problem is that apparently the OS is passing some parameters to the application when it's run via double-clicking the .app package. Any ideas what these are? Any idea WHY they are passed, and if there's any way I can tell it to not do that? This app is meant to be able to be run from the command line as well with filenames as arguments, so it causes issues if a non-filename argument is passed, it just exits without finding the 'file'.
Thanks!


David
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