[wxPython-users] Re: Applications written in wxPython

[plumber Idraulico]

#!/bin/sh

# Using rtool
# example

FRAMEWORK_ROOT=@executable_path/../Frameworks
FRAMEWORK_NAME=usbLib
FRAMEWORK_VERSION=0.1.4
BUILDDIR=build
LIBRARY=BitPim.app/Contents/Frameworks/libusb-0.1.4.dylib
BINARIES=BitPim.app/Contents/Resources/Python/lib-dynload/native/usb/ 
_libusb.so

mkdir -p "${BUILDDIR}"
chmod 755 ./rtool

./rtool \
--framework_root=${FRAMEWORK_ROOT} \
--framework_name=${FRAMEWORK_NAME} \
--framework_version=${FRAMEWORK_VERSION} \
--library="${LIBRARY}" \
--builddir="${BUILDDIR}" \
--binaries="${BINARIES}"

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http://plumber.gnu-darwin.org/rtool/


[comment]
-- a little bug 
rtool just copy lib and binaries
but i 've to change the copy in rw ( here the bug )
rtool doesn't work on the original

to fix this, i  made an uggly chmod -R 755  BitPim.app
but i think it should be fixed in the next version
[/comment]

-plum

> BitPIM is an excellent example:
>
> http://www.bitpim.org/
>
> One really nice feature of note is that is is distributed with  
> various installers so that people run it on Windows, Linux, OS-X,  
> etc, and have no idea it's written in Python and wxPython.
>
> -Chris
>
>
>
>
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