Editing Create a MacOS X App Bundle Using MacPorts
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<nowiki>sudo mv /opt /opt-save</nowiki> | <nowiki>sudo mv /opt /opt-save</nowiki> | ||
* Install the MacPorts Octave DMG, which as placed on the MacOS X Desktop. Installing the DMG will create a new {{Codeline|<nowiki>/opt</nowiki>}} directory containing Octave and all its build and run-time dependencies. To avoid conflict with the original MacPorts installation. | * Install the MacPorts Octave DMG, which as placed on the MacOS X Desktop. Installing the DMG will create a new {{Codeline|<nowiki>/opt</nowiki>}} directory containing Octave and all its build and run-time dependencies. To avoid conflict with the original MacPorts installation. | ||
* Place the [[MacOS_X_App_Octave_Shell_Script| Octave shell script]] in the same directory as the App bundle template created using | * Place the [[MacOS_X_App_Octave_Shell_Script| Octave shell script]] in the same directory as the App bundle template created using Platypus. | ||
* Populate the App bundle by running the script below from the directory containing the App bundle template and the [[MacOS_X_App_Octave_Shell_Script| Octave shell script]]. | * Populate the App bundle by running the script below from the directory containing the App bundle template and the [[MacOS_X_App_Octave_Shell_Script| Octave shell script]]. The {{Codeline|launch_octave}} script isn't needed if the App bundle was created using Platypus. | ||
<nowiki>#! /bin/sh | <nowiki>#! /bin/sh | ||
VERSION=3.7.0+ | VERSION=3.7.0+ |