Re: [MACTCL] OS X: CFBundleIconFile and new interpreters

[Kevin W. <kw...@co...>]

Lasse Bombien wrote:
> I must correct myself:
> 
> In the docs it says: If this option is not specified, then the info icon
> will be displayed.
> 
> What I get is:
> -icon error | -icon info: CFBundleIconFile
> -icon question | -icon warning: big exclamation mark and small
> CFBundleIconFile
> not specified: no icon
> 
> That's quite different from what I get on Linux and Windows
> 
> Lasse
> 

I'm somewhat lost here. If you don't specify an icon on OS X, you get 
the application icon, which is specified in CFBundleIconFile: this is 
what the "info" icon defaults to under Aqua.

Again, I need to understand how the child interpreter is being deployed. 
Does it launch a second instance of Wish.app (the Wish interpreter) or 
does it simply launch a new toplevel window in the existing application? 
For an application icon to properly display on the Mac, it has to be 
launched from an application bundle.

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