[Pythoncard-cvs] PythonCard/tools/standaloneBuilder/doc standaloneBuilder.html,1.2,1.3

[Phil E. <l2...@us...>]

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	standaloneBuilder.html 
Log Message:
Added some explanation as to what the 'extra scripts' box is actually used for.


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+ 	<p>A note is probably in order at this point about the <i>Script files</i> box. Generally,
+ 	McMillan Installer is quite good at working out if there are any additional source files
+ 	associated with the main script, simply by examining any <i>import</i> lines in the
+ 	source code. This may appear to make the <i>Script files</i> box largely superfluous. If
+ 	you intend to only ever build projects for Windows platforms, then you may well find that
+ 	you never need to explicitly list any additional script files. If, however, you also want
+ 	to distribute your project to Linux users, then things are slightly different. When running
+ 	<i>standaloneBuilder</i> on Linux, the rebuild button simply builds a compressed tar file
+ 	containing the items you have specified as making up your project. In this scenario, only
+ 	those files that you have explicitly listed will be included in the tar file. Also, by
+ 	including your script files explicitly, the usefulness of <i>standaloneBuiler</i> as a
+ 	general purpose project manager comes into play. You can edit a given script file by
+ 	simply selecting it in the list and clicking the <i>Edit...</i> button.</p>
+ 
  	<p>Now, under the <i>Resource files</i> section of the main window, click the Add button.
  	Select the <i>counter.rsrc.py</i> file and click on Open. This adds the resource file